All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Reset Dipping May Improve Ultracapacitors and Batteries Adding a coating of graphene or carbon nanotubes is showing promise for improving the energy density of traditional ultracapacitors and… October 6, 2011 Research A Simple Way to Boost Battery Storage Berkeley researches engineer a new, stretchy, conductive polymer binder that may increase the capacity of lithium ion batteries by 30%… September 30, 2011 Research Better Lithium-Ion Batteries Are On the Way Scientists at UC Berkeley have discovered a new, polyfluorene-based conducting polymer that may lead to the use of silicon within… September 23, 2011 Research UCSB Professor Develops Efficient Light Displays UCSB Professor Shuji Nakamura to receive an Emmy for inventing high efficiency blue and green LEDs. September 22, 2011 Research Nanotube Cables Hit a Milestone: As Good as Copper Materials researchers at Rice University have created carbon nanotubes with the ability to carry as much current as regular copper wires… September 19, 2011 Research British to Test Geoengineering Scheme Researchers will soon attempt to pump water a kilometer into the air to test a geoengineering technique for offsetting the warming… September 14, 2011 Research A New and Improved Moore's Law "Koomey's law" claims that at a fixed computing load, the battery power needed will drop by a factor of two approximately every 18… September 12, 2011 Research The First Fully Stretchable OLED Researchers at UCLA are on their way to developing the first OLED display screens that can stretch, shrink and fold. August 26, 2011 Research Supercapacitors Enable Harsh-environment Energy Storage New, high-energy batteries that can withstand harsh environments developed using nanotube-based supercapacitors at Rice University. August 23, 2011 Research Advanced Electrodes for Better Li-Ion Batteries Korean researchers have developed a new anode that holds three times more charge than conventional graphite anodes. This could lead to… August 22, 2011 Research IBM's New Chips Compute More Like We Do Researches at IBM have developed two chip prototypes that intertwine computational power with memory, similar to the how the human brain… August 18, 2011 Research Energy-Harvesting Displays Two separate research groups have developed light-harvesting filters that can be added to LCD displays to recharge batteries in portable… August 16, 2011 Research Nanoscale Pillars Could Have a Big Role in Future Batteries Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory experimenting with tin and graphene have discovered a new way of structuring… August 2, 2011 Research Pure Nanotubes by the Kilo Researchers at Rice University have improved on a method for making pure nanotubes called amplification that could allow them to turn a… July 21, 2011 Research Solar Panels Can Be 3-D Printed Onto Regular Paper, Folded 1,000 Times MIT engineers have created a tough solar cell that cannot only flex, but still function properly after being bent or folded. July 11, 2011 Research Solar Cells that See Red Stanford researchers are working on a method of upconversion that increases the conversion efficiency of amorphous-silicon solar cells… July 7, 2011 Research Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 16 Current page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Next page › Last page »
