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Scientists make power from water pressure in silicon
In a groundbreaking development, scientists have harnessed the power of water and pressure within nanoporous silicon to ...
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Scientists generate electricity using only water and pressure inside silicon pores
The Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) scientists and colleagues from the German Electron Synchrotron (DESY), one of the world’s leading particle accelerator centers, discovered that mechanical ...
Officials with Denmark-headquartered Aalborg CSP said the company has developed technology that could convert retired ...
Korean researchers have unlocked a new way to bank clean energy and turn it back into power on demand. Scientists at the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) have developed Korea’s first ...
Researchers found that cycling water in nanopores of water-repellent silicon can convert mechanical energy into measurable ...
About 13 miles up a winding national forest road near Three Rivers, Oregon, Alain Bonneville stands in the middle of a small clear-cut site called Pad 29. Bonneville is the chief geoscientist at ...
With concrete already being poured, this startup’s molten salt–cooled reactors could be the first to deliver cheaper, safer nuclear power. Like many new nuclear startups, Kairos promises a path to ...
Electric Pulse Rock Breaking Technology employs high‐voltage electrical discharges to induce rapid energy release within rock matrices, promoting fragmentation through a combination of electrical, ...
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