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An article written by doctoral student Md. Abdul Hamid and associate professor of MechSE Kyle Smith was recently published in the Journal of Power Sources. "A bottom-up, multi-scale theory for

Chemistry

Researchers create a color-changing portable food deterioration sensor.

Chemistry Article

Biogenic amines (BAs) are a group of low-molecular-weight organic nitrogen compounds that are released when foods like fish, meat, and

Engineering

Scientists Create Battery Components from Waste Paper for Electric Cars and Smartphones

Engineering Article

Scientists at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (NTU Singapore) have created a method to transform waste paper from cardboard boxes

Biotechnology

Prices of Energy Storage May Be Much Reduced by Improved Battery Technology

Biotechnology Article

The cost of converting to a decarbonized economy is expected to be significantly reduced thanks to a new, low-cost battery

Biotechnology

Biobatteries that can be Ingested may Change How We View the Digestive System

Biotechnology Article

Cell phones, smart watches, iPads, and countless more devices that operate outside the body have all been created by IT

Energy & Green Tech

Researchers Develop Less Expensive, More Compact Flow Batteries for Clean Energy

Energy & Green Tech Article

The primary means of combating climate change is clean energy. But, it's difficult for solar and wind power to consistently generate enough energy for a stable power grid. Lithium-ion batteries,

Chemistry