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Super-safe battery invention: No more battery fires!

Batteries are like tiny powerhouses for our devices. But sometimes, they can get really hot and, in rare cases, even catch fire. This is especially...

Scientists find way to harness 40 percent of the sun’s heat to produce clean...

MIT engineers have come up with a cool idea to make clean hydrogen fuel using only the sun's power. Think of it as a train...

Scientists find new ways to pull uranium from our oceans!

A team of dedicated scientists from Australia and around the world have found an innovative method to extract a crucial element, uranium, straight from...

Scientists find new way to make safer and cheaper rechargeable batteries

Picture a hot summer day, where the sun blazes in the sky and the air feels like it's on fire. This scene is becoming more...

How a new lithium-sulfur battery could light up our sustainable future

In a world constantly on the move, energy is the invisible force that powers our daily lives, from our smartphones to our cars. The battery...

Scientists find a new way to fuel cars with liquid hydrogen fuel

In an innovative stride towards sustainable fuel solutions, researchers at Lund University in Sweden are delving into the realm of liquid hydrogen fuel. The system...

Stronger lithium batteries may need some weaker structure, shows study

Everyone loves a gadget. Be it our trusty smartphone, a laptop, or perhaps an electric vehicle, these devices simplify and energize our daily life. At the...

How sodium-ion batteries could make electric cars cheaper

Cars that burn petrol and diesel must be replaced with renewable alternatives if the climate crisis is to be overcome. Electric vehicles (EVs) are...

New honeycomb pattern boosts power in next-gen solar cells

A group of bright minds from the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy ISE and the University of Warsaw's Faculty of Physics have made a...

Scientists create strong materials that could store energy

When we think of the future, flying cars, and robots might come to mind. But engineers at the University of California San Diego are working...