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UCSB researchers led by Chris Van de Walle find that trace amounts of transition metal impurities in gallium nitride semiconductors kill…

Researchers have created a single device that acts as both a laser and an anti-laser, laying the groundwork for more flexible…

Researchers at UC San Diego have fabricated an optically-controlled microelectronics device, paving the way for faster, more efficient…

Optical computers may provide relief where conventional chips are failing to improve fast enough, especially for more demanding work…

A UCSB research team, including IEE faculty, have demonstrated the impact transition metal impurities have on the efficiency of nitride…

The automaker plans to offer its first residential and commercial batteries for backup power and solar self-consumption in early 2017.…

Using hydrothermal liquefaction, we can create a product that resembles crude oil out of sewage, according to the Department of Energy's…

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Using light to move large quantities of data looks promising, but gaps remain and the adoption timeline will vary by application.

A Stanford team is using high-efficiency solar cells to power the splitting of water as a means of storing energy.

Researchers have designed a programming language for energy-harvesting computers, which rely on the intermittent power supply of their…

Electrical and computer engineers at UC Santa Barbara have created a design for a nanoscale computing device to keep up with the demand…

Researchers at the University of Utah have developed microscopic electronic switches to prevent "vampire devices" from using power when…

In a series of articles, GTM explores grid interconnection--a crucial aspect of the implementation of energy policy.

MIT has worked on their Alcator C-Mod for over 20 years in their effort to make fusion a viable energy source.