All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Reset Sulphur Breakthrough Significantly Boosts Lithium Battery Capacity Stanford researchers have discovered a way to use graphene-coated sulphur particles as a means of increasing the specific capacity of… July 5, 2011 Research Inkjet Printing Could Change the Face of Solar Energy Industry Engineers have found a way to produce thin film solar electronics using inexpensive inkjet printing technologies. June 28, 2011 Research New Report on Accelerating Systems Engineering for Energy Efficiency in Buildings UC Santa Barbara’s Institute for Energy Efficiency announces the release of a white paper which recommends improvements and actions… June 14, 2011 Research Engineers Envision 'Two-Dimensional' Graphene Metamaterials and One-Atom-Thick Optical Devices University of Pennsylvania engineers have proposed the possibility of 'two-dimensional' metamaterials that could be achieved by… June 9, 2011 Research Microscopy Reveals Source of Extraordinary Nanomaterial's Capabilities A research team at the University of Texas has made interesting new structures from graphene. The one atom thick material forms a… May 31, 2011 Research Researchers Say They've Solved the Mystery of LED Lighting "Droop" Institute faculty members' research featured on DOE energy blog. May 16, 2011 In the News, Research MIT Combines Waste Heat Tech With Solar A group of researchers at MIT have devised an experimental thermoelectric device that converts solar heat directly into power via the… May 4, 2011 Research Salty Solution for Energy Generation A new battery device developed by researchers at Stanford draws power from the salinity difference between freshwater and saltwater and… May 3, 2011 Research California’s Energy Innovation: New Session Announced for Upcoming Summit on Energy Efficiency The Institute for Energy Efficiency announced a new session on energy efficiency and innovation in California. April 21, 2011 Research UCSB Theory Blames Indirect Auger Recombination for Nitride LED Droop UC Santa Barbara theorists say that the nitride semiconductor LED lighting performance problem, commonly referred to as ‘efficiency… April 20, 2011 Research LED Efficiency Puzzle Solved by UC Santa Barbara Theorists Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, say they’ve figured out the cause of a problem that’s made light-emitting… April 19, 2011 Research Will Waste Heat Be Our Next Power Source? UC Berkeley researchers estimate that over half of U.S. energy consumption is dissipated as waste heat; can such a ubiquitous energy… March 31, 2011 Research Using Heat to Cool Buildings New materials developed at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory improve adsorption chilling and could make practical air… March 30, 2011 Research Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency will showcase technologies and opportunities for a sustainable energy future Leaders from industry, academia and government from around the country will gather to discuss the latest advances and opportunities in… March 25, 2011 Research Grid-Scale Energy Storage Breakthrough? Upgrading Vanadium Redox Batteries A new development in vanadium redox batteries from DOE's Pacific Northwest Regional Laboratory could make them a promising option for… March 17, 2011 Research Low-Power Memory from Nanotubes A new type of nonvolatile memory based on carbon nanotubes requires one percent as much power as flash memory and could improve battery… March 11, 2011 Research Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 16 Page 17 Current page 18 Page 19 Next page › Last page »
