All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Green Light for Tower Bridge Energy Efficiency Makeover London's iconic Tower Bridge will be retrofitted with LED lights that save 40% on energy for illumination and have the ability to change… November 14, 2011 Industry and Business New Technology Improves Both Energy Capacity and Charge Rate in Rechargeable Batteries By layering graphene sheets and silicon, researchers have developed an anode with storage capacity and recharge rates 10x higher than… November 14, 2011 Research Siemens Boosts Its Stake in Tidal Power Despite tidal energy's limitations, Siemens makes a significant investment in tidal power because of its long-term predictability. November 14, 2011 Industry and Business Energy Efficiency Financing Could Create Jobs, Says New Report A recent report says that greater investment in energy efficiency could achieve $200m in cost savings and create over 1 million jobs. November 10, 2011 Industry and Business John Bowers Wins 2012 John Tyndall Award The Optical Society has awarded Institute Director John Bowers the prestigious John Tyndall award for his research in hybrid-silicon… November 10, 2011 In the News Plasmonic Device Converts Light Into Electricity A simple, easily fabricated metal-insulator-metal device has the ability to create electricity from a range of infrared and visible… November 9, 2011 Research NASA Using Solar to Achieve Limitless Flight NASA is investing $89 million to see if it can achieve limitless flight using solar photovoltaic technology. November 8, 2011 Research Engineers Solve Energy Puzzle: How Energy Levels Align in a Critical Group of Advanced Materials Researchers have made a critical discovery mapping out the energy interaction between transition metal oxides and organic materials,… November 7, 2011 Research Research Sparks Record-Breaking Solar Cell Performances Berkeley Lab researchers approach theoretical efficiency for a solar cell by designing gallium arsenide panels that emit photons to… November 7, 2011 Research Use of Supercritical Water Could Cut Costs for Ethanol A faster sugar-producing process using hot, pressurized water to break down wood chips could be the missing link in the evolution of… November 4, 2011 Research Batteries Get a Quick Charge with New Anode Technology Researchers have developed an anode made of titanium dioxide nanotubes that, remarkably, improves battery performance over time by self-… November 3, 2011 Research Serious Energy to Bring Efficiency-as-a-Service to Market In an effort to get building owners on-board with energy retrofits, one company is eliminating the hassle by managing every aspect of… November 3, 2011 Industry and Business Solar Power Could Get Boost from New Light Absorption Design A unique arrangement of silicon oxide and metal allows the absorption of broad wavelengths from many angles, an improvement that could… November 2, 2011 Research Zinc Oxide Microwires Improve Performance of Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) Through the Piezo-Phototronic Effect An advance in gallium nitride LEDs boosts the efficiency at which they produce ultraviolet light, with promising applications for… October 31, 2011 Research Factoring energy efficiency into a home's value Under the SAVE (Sensible Accounting to Value Energy) Act, estimated energy-consumption expenses for a house would be included as a… October 30, 2011 Industry and Business Lighting Sheets Made of Tiny LEDs Nth Degree Technologies is exploring the use of gallium nitride 'ink' to print flexible, paper-like LED lighting sheets. October 28, 2011 Industry and Business Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 65 Current page 66 Page 67 Page 68 … Next page › Last page »
