All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply 2016's Greenest Cities in America David Auston, director of the TomKat Carbon Neutrality Projects in the Institute for Energy Efficiency, comments on 2016's greenest… October 21, 2016 In the News What We’re Doing Wrong in the Search for Better Batteries According to Don Sadoway of MIT and battery startup Ambri, we aren't doing enough to develop the cheap, grid-scale energy… October 20, 2016 Industry and Business New Offerings From Honeywell and Ecobee Show That Smart Thermostats Are Getting Cheaper Smart home thermostats, which are connected across devices and various platforms via WiFi, are showing a steady decrease in price,… October 18, 2016 Industry and Business Diamonds Aren't Forever: Team Creates First Quantum Computer Bridge Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have created a link between quantum computers using silicon embedded in a diamond matrix.… October 17, 2016 Research Two-Dimensional Materials Combined to Produce “Quantum LED” University of Cambridge researchers have combined graphene, boron nitride, and TMDs to make ultrathin quantum LEDs. October 14, 2016 Research In China and Germany, Renewables Are Outgrowing Their Grids Plans for the expansion of renewable energy sources in Germany and China have been ambitious, but their energy infrastructure can't keep… October 13, 2016 Industry and Business Here’s Where Utility-Scale Solar Is Thriving in the United States Thanks to federal tax credits, solar PVs are finally becoming geographically diverse in the United States. October 12, 2016 Industry and Business Nanoscale Confinement Leads to New All-inorganic Perovskite with Exceptional Solar Cell Properties NREL scientists have made perovskite solar cells using quantum dots for the first time. October 11, 2016 Research The One and Only Texas Wind Boom Texas alone is the sixth largest generator of wind power in the world, but is their success replicable? October 4, 2016 Industry and Business Advance in Low-Cost Clean Energy Generation Researchers have found an alternative to solar energy with the addition of thermoelectrics. October 3, 2016 Research The Paris Motor Show Confirms It: The Future Is Electric Many prominent car manufacturers are showing off new and improved electric models at the prestigious motor show. September 30, 2016 Industry and Business Perovskites Become More Stable Solar cells based on perovskite crystals have made unparalleled advances in performance in the past decade, but most research on these… September 29, 2016 In the News New Research Promises Supercapacitor Breakthrough for Better Energy Storage A team of German researchers used a hybrid mix of potassium ferricyanide to greatly improve capacitance for superconductors. September 26, 2016 Research Fusing of Organic Molecules With Graphene Opens Up New Applications When researchers at the University of Munich combined porphyrin with graphene, they found the fusion has unique electronics applications… September 22, 2016 Research Next-Generation Thermoelectrics U.S. Department of Energy-funded research will allow UCSB engineers to explore and expand the thermoelectric power of polymers September 21, 2016 In the News Survey Reveals Projections for Lower Wind Energy Costs The cost of producing electricity via wind power is expected to fall 24-30 percent by 2030 and 35-41 percent by 2050, according to a… September 13, 2016 In the News Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 26 Current page 27 Page 28 Page 29 … Next page › Last page »
