Hydrogen

In a collaborative effort, researchers Cody Carr, Renyue Cen, Brian Fleming, Sophia Flury, Stephan McCandliss, Sally Oey, and Allison Strom from various institutions have delved into the intricate processes of ionizing radiation escape from galaxies.

In the realm of energy research, understanding the intricate quantum dynamics of molecules is crucial for advancing technologies such as solar cells, catalysts, and energy storage systems. A team of researchers from the University of Tokyo, including

Researchers B. I. Min and J.-S. Kang from the Department of Physics at Pohang University of Science and Technology in South Korea have published a study in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters that sheds light on the unique thermal properties of

In the realm of advanced materials and energy storage, a team of researchers from the National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan has been exploring the potential of graphene, a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice. The team, led

Researchers Ashutosh Krishna Amaram, Aaditya Roy, and Raghavan Ranganathan from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras have conducted a study on the potential of a novel material, Goldene, to enhance the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), a crucia

In the realm of energy research, a team from the Coppitters Energy & Resources Group at KU Leuven, led by Mahdi Kchaou, Francesco Contino, and Diederik Coppitters, has been exploring the complexities of importing green energy molecules, a crucial asp

In the realm of energy journalism, it’s crucial to report on the intersection of scientific research and the energy industry, providing clear, concise, and practical insights. Today, we delve into a historical account that offers valuable lessons for

In the realm of energy and atmospheric sciences, understanding the interactions between different particles is crucial for modeling and predicting atmospheric behavior. Researchers Cheikh T. Bop and Marko Gacesa, affiliated with the University of New

In the realm of energy materials research, a team of scientists from the Institute for Solid State Physics at the University of Tokyo has developed a new method to streamline the study of complex materials, which could have significant implications f

Researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China, led by Professor Xiaohong Xu, have made significant strides in the field of oxide spintronics, a technology that leverages the spin of electrons to create more efficient and scalable