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Scientists Found Caffeine Gives Solar Cells an Energy Boost

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have discovered that caffeine can help in improving the performance and thermal stability of metal halide perovskite solar cells. Researchers foresee that this technique could enhance…

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Clean Rocket Fuel to Replace Toxic Propellants Used Today

Rocket fuels being used today are hypergolic propellant combination, one whose components spontaneously ignite when they come into contact with each other. The hypergolic fuels are derived from hydrazine, a highly toxic and unstable compound…

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Tesla Launches an Investigation Into Model S Car Self-Ignited

A surveillance camera footage has emerged, showing a Tesla Model S catching fire spontaneously, while being parked in an underground community garage in Shanghai, China. The self-ignited car seems to be off and not charging…

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New Material to Help Power Electronics

Electronic devices need multiple materials to use electrons for work. It takes more layers and elements for an electronic device to work. Researchers from Ohio State University have found a way to change the use…

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Awe-Inspiring Electric Hypercar $2.5 Million Pininfarina Battista, Faster Than a Fighter Jet Unveiled

In one of the most exciting car debuts in recent years, Automobili Pininfarina launched its production-ready Battista at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show last month. Battista made its US debut recently at an off-site event…

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New Scientific Device Generates Electricity from Snowfall

As we get farther from the equator, solar panels do not work effectively during the winter months. It is not only due to the shorter spans of sunlight during the winter months but even very…

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Could Rapid-Charging Saltwater Batteries Be the Answer?

Researchers from the Imperial College in London have presented their approach to the latest trend that is saltwater batteries. The team has developed a prototype made of specially structured polymers and demonstrated unprecedented charge and…

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Power Plants: Researchers Are Close to Solving the ‘Boiling Crisis’ Problem

“A new understanding of heat transfer in boiling water could lead to efficiency improvements in power plants.” – MIT The ‘Boiling crisis’ or the ‘critical heat flux’ is the thermal limit beyond which the phase…

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Nano Generator Powered by Fish Scales

Have you ever looked at a dead fish and thought, “Now there’s a technological innovation waiting to happen”? I’m guessing you haven’t, because honestly, who would. Physicists Gosh and Dr. Dipankar Mandal in India thought…

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Air Conditioner of the Future Would Not Require Refrigerants Gas

Researchers from Saarland University in Germany have developed a prototype device that can be used to cool or heat the air in a room or to cool or heat liquids using ‘muscles’ made from nickel-titanium.…

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Energy

Scientists Found Caffeine Gives Solar Cells an Energy Boost

Clean Rocket Fuel to Replace Toxic Propellants Used Today

Tesla Launches an Investigation Into Model S Car Self-Ignited

New Material to Help Power Electronics

Awe-Inspiring Electric Hypercar $2.5 Million Pininfarina Battista, Faster Than a Fighter Jet Unveiled

New Scientific Device Generates Electricity from Snowfall

Could Rapid-Charging Saltwater Batteries Be the Answer?

Power Plants: Researchers Are Close to Solving the ‘Boiling Crisis’ Problem

Nano Generator Powered by Fish Scales

Air Conditioner of the Future Would Not Require Refrigerants Gas

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