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Scientists create highly efficient heat-driven thermoacoustic refrigerator

In the world of cooling technologies, something exciting is brewing, thanks to a team led by Prof. Luo Ercang from the Technical Institute of...

Scientists find new ways to restructure lithium-ion batteries

Batteries are everywhere in our daily lives, from our smartphones to electric cars. The University of Texas at Austin has recently made a big...

How new biofuel blend can slash car pollution by 90%

Imagine driving your car without worrying about the thick black smoke coming out of the tailpipe. That's what scientists from the University of Malaga (UMA)...

Sound-powered sensors could save millions of batteries

Sensors that monitor infrastructure, such as bridges or buildings, or are used in medical devices, such as prostheses for the deaf, require a constant...

Liquid lithium is the key to easier and cheaper fusion energy, shows study

Scientists are exploring new ways to make fusion energy, a clean alternative to fossil fuels, more practical and affordable. Recent research points to an exciting...

How this element is revolutionizing solid-state batteries

As our world becomes more technology-driven, the demand for high-performance batteries is skyrocketing. Whether it's for electric cars or our everyday gadgets, we need batteries...

Smart seawall could fight tsunami and generate electricity at the same time

In Japan, a team of smart scientists, led by Professor Hiroshi Takagi from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, has come up with a brilliant...

X-rays unlock secrets of better solar cells

Scientists are always searching for ways to improve solar power, a key player in the fight against climate change. At the heart of this search...

Revolutionary 5-minute charging battery: A game changer for electric vehicles

A team of engineers at Cornell University has made a major leap in battery technology, creating a lithium battery that can charge in less...

New soil-powered fuel cell to power sensors and communication devices

Imagine a world where electronic devices are powered not by batteries or solar panels, but by the very soil beneath our feet. This isn't a...