Energy and Power

Scientists from Arizona State University and Rice University have devised an ingenious solution for dealing with lithium dendrite growth.

Scientists have discovered previously unseen qualities and properties in paint-on semiconductors that could light up some of physics most pervasive mysteries.

Scientists have discovered a surprising phenomenon that could result in smaller, lower-power memory and computing devices.

Scientists at Duke University are exploring the vast possibilities offered by the field of metamaterials.

An exciting new system takes changes in the temperature around us and converts them into usable energy.

Scientists have discovered a way to enhance radiation power, providing a powerful new resource for nanotechnology and optical frequencies.

Scientists believe that the future of electronic devices lies in wireless power -- and now they have a way to make it a reality.

Researchers have discovered a new way to make computers faster, powerful, and more effective: photonic computing.

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy are working to perfect the next upgrade to x-ray laser technology.

This new technology is twice as efficient as current solar power and promises to cut costs on solar thermal energy while increasing the overall output. And now it's undergoing commercial trials for the very first time.