Flash Joule heating process recycles plastic from end-of-life F-150 trucks into high-value graphene for new vehicles Originally published by Rice News, courtesy of Rice University. By Mike Williams The part of an old car that gets turned into graphene could come back as a better part for a new car. … [continued]
Rice lab’s flash Joule heating extracts valuable elements from fly ash, bauxite residue, electronic waste
A new perovskite solar cell promises high efficiency, low cost, and a long life cycle thanks in part to support from the US Army and US Navy.
Honda Research Institute USA (HRI-US) is doing some pretty interesting things in the field of quantum electronics. Scientists from HRI-US were able to successfully synthesize atomically thin nanoribbons. HRI noted that these are materials with atomic-scale thickness and a ribbon shape. These nanoribbons have broad implications for the future of … [continued]
Perovskite is working its magic on the green hydrogen field and breathing new life into the artificial leaf concept for popping clean H2 out of water.
The Energy Department is pursuing a mobility future populated by electric vehicles, despite the recently impeached President’s support for fossil fuel.
If all goes according to plan, formic acid energy storage could be the key to unlocking the sparkling green hydrogen economy of the future.
Researchers at Rice University have created a device they say could boost the efficiency of solar panels to a staggering 80%. How did they do that?
The world of electrical energy is changing before our eyes. Some utility companies will go out of business while others will thrive.
A new graphene enabled catalyst could lead to low cost, large scale hydrogen production for fuel cell electric vehicles and power-to-gas systems.
