Solving the synchronization problem in power networks
Scientists find a concise formula to predict stable synchronization in complex power networks.
High-power bright white light using laser sources
Institute researchers have recently demonstrated an alternative to light emitting diodes (LEDs).
Investigating the Environmental Impacts of Low-Carbon Energy Technologies
A report led by Prof. Sangwon Suh assesses the implications of halving global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Making More Efficient Engines
Replacing the Fullerene in Plastic Solar Cells
A molecule very similar to the dyes used in automotive paint has been successfully incorporated into plastic solar cells, moving this technology one step closer to producing low-carbon electricity on a commercial scale.
Higher Performing and Longer Lasting Rechargeable Batteries
Improvements in discharge capacity and cyclability of Li-S batteries have been achieved using sulfur-functionalized mesoporous carbons as the sulfur host material.
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