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High-powered, fast-charging supercapacitors are usually not capable of holding a large amount of energy in a small space. But a new supercapacitor developed at University College London that uses innovative graphene electrode material with…

Research led by UCL has revealed new insights into the workings of a lithium battery by virtually "unrolling" its coil of electrode layers using an algorithm designed for papyrus scrolls. In a recent study, researchers combined X-ray and…

The atomic reaction between gases and oxides is a key piece for many technological puzzles. It can lead to benefits such as better catalysts to enable cleaner energy technologies, or to problems like corrosion. Understanding those…

With robots performing more and more tasks that require fine motor skills, researchers are seeking inspiration from the natural world to design robotic gripping mechanisms that combine the fine touch, flexibility and cost-effectiveness…

For the first time ever, researchers have succeeded in printing a 3D image with stabilized gold nanoparticles with biodegradable and biocompatible polymer systems. What does this mean for pharmaceutical industry? University of Seville…

As the number of chips required to power our devices increases and their size has had to decrease commensurately, finding new methods to fit layers of semiconductors as thin as a few nanometers has become increasingly important. Recently, a…

With their remarkable electrical conductivity, exceptional tensile strength and thermal conductivity, carbon nanotubes are valuable to so many areas of technology, including electronics, optics, and composite materials. The problem faced by…

On the cusp of the second wave of quantum computing, electronics engineers, physicists and chemists are collaborating to meet the challenges of disruptive technologies that will affect many aspects of our lives. Over the last few decades,…

First invented in the 1920s, the Yagi-Uda antenna was created by Japanese researchers Hidetsugu Yagi and Shintaro Uda. The most recognizable Yagi-Uda antenna is the VHF antenna from the 1950s, with its three left detectors, one right, and a…

Engineers, Physicists, Scientists, and technical professionals that perform scientific testing and experimentation at R & D facilities have challenging requirements for an extremely low field space where advanced sensitive applications…