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U.S. DoE to Provide Nearly $3 Billion for EV Battery Development, Manufacturing

The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has announced an initial round of funding to expand the domestic development and manufacturing of batteries for electric vehicles (EVs). According to a press release issue... Read More...

Wirelessly Powering IoT With 5G Network

The team at Georgia tech has created a Rotman lens-based rectifying antenna, or rectenna, system. This flexible rectenna system has the capacity to harvest millimeter-waves within the 28-GHz band.

Polymer Film Can Limit Electromagnetic Interference

Engineers at the University of California-Riverside have developed a film incorporating a nanomaterial filler that reportedly provides an effective shield against electromagnetic interference. According to a... Read More...

Using Nanomaterials to Create a Passive Dual-Mode Heating and Cooling Device

Pic via Duke University Duke University researchers have created a new device that could help to reduce HVAC energy use. The invention is capable of dual-mode heating and cooling for climate control in buil... Read More...

Scientists Develop Highly Efficient Supercapacitor That Could Rival Batteries

Engineers from the Technical University Munich have created a new supercapacitor which is highly efficient and sustainable.

Material Found to Block Electromagnetic Waves

Researchers at Drexel University’s Nanomaterials Institute have demonstrated that a class of thin, two-dimensional material has the potential to block electromagnetic radiation (EM), potentially laying the grou... Read More...

Printable Ink Protects Against Electromagnetic Radiation

A new ink created by KAUST engineers promises to provide users with added conductivity and transparency tradeoff.

Team Develops Faster Charging and Longer Lasting Battery Material for Electric Vehicles

Wikimedia Commons Professor Byoungwoo Kang and his research team at POSTECH have discovered a new way to charge electric cars quickly and efficiently. Their new Li-ion battery electrode material is capable ... Read More...

Robotic Teaming in Complex Environments Possible with Miniature Antenna

With the help of a brand-new low-frequency miniature antenna, mobile robots will enjoy powerful networking even in complex environments.

Discovering A Better Way To Control Light

Engineers from Penn State University have devised a better way to control light using a photonic integrated chip.