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Science13d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Researchers Build Gut-Inspired Biobattery Producing 0.75 Volts in Hydrogel Matrix

A newly developed microbial power source mimics the human digestive tract, using bacteria suspended in flexible hydrogel to produce electric potential for miniature devices.

Technology14d agoSource: Neetika Walter

NASA Solid-State Battery Survives Severe Deep-Freeze Testing for Lunar Missions

Experimental battery technology survives temperatures of -274°F and operates at -112°F, offering a potential breakthrough for long-duration power on future Moon missions.

Science35d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Compact Supercritical CO2 Unit Boosts Gas Turbine Power Output by Up to 50 Percent

A newly presented waste heat recovery system captures gas turbine exhaust using supercritical carbon dioxide, increasing power generation efficiency without additional fuel combust…

Technology36d agoSource: Neetika Walter

US Army Evaluates 30mm Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle to Counter Battlefield Drones

Operational trials of the AMPV 30 prototype test remote weapon stations and 360-degree sensor arrays aimed at defeating low-altitude unmanned aerial threats.

Science41d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Aerosol Jet Printing Advances Enable Circuit Fabrication on 3D Curved Surfaces

A new mist-based printing process allows conductive electronic circuits to be built directly onto complex three-dimensional surfaces, offering new possibilities for structural elec…

Science49d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Centrus Agrees to Supply American HALEU Fuel for Radiant's Microreactor Technology

A supply agreement between Centrus Energy and Radiant Nuclear secures domestic uranium enriched up to 20 percent for portable microreactors aimed at civilian and military markets.

Science49d agoSource: Neetika Walter

New ORNL Algorithm Targets Urban Power Siting Under Spatial Constraints

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have created a computational tool that pinpoints city power sites even when available options drop by up to 30 percent.

Science51d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Electrolyte Additive FPTI Preserves 95.6 Percent of Graphite Anode Capacity Over 1,000 Cycles

A chemical additive designated as FPTI enables graphite anode lithium-ion batteries to retain 95.6 percent capacity after 1,000 charge cycles, according to reporting by Neetika Wal…

Science51d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Novo Nordisk Tests Reverse Osmosis to Recapture Pharma Wastewater for Production

Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk is piloting reverse osmosis membrane technology to recycle pharmaceutical effluent, aiming to reduce its total operational water usage by half.

Technology55d agoSource: Neetika Walter

86 MW Solar Plant Paired With 380 MWh Hybrid Battery Storage System for Grid and Data Centers

An 86 MW solar project combining lithium-ion and zinc battery technologies will provide extended clean electricity for regional grids and data centers, according to reporting by Ne…

Technology62d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Antares Secures Long-Term TRISO Nuclear Fuel Agreement With Standard Nuclear Through 2035

Antares has contracted Standard Nuclear to supply tristructural-isotropic fuel through 2035 for microreactors built for space and defense applications.

Science65d agoSource: Neetika Walter

IBM Unveils 2nm Enterprise Processor Unifying Arm and Mainframe Architectures

IBM has detailed an 11-core, 2-nanometre processor operating above 5.7 GHz that integrates Arm compute cores with traditional mainframe architecture on single silicon.

Science68d agoSource: Neetika Walter

Micron Commits $10 Billion for Advanced Memory and Chip Packaging Laboratory in Boise

The $10 billion research facility in Idaho aims to pioneer post-silicon memory architectures, advanced packaging, and next-generation compute technologies.

Science69d agoSource: Neetika Walter

CACI Opens 61,000-Square-Foot Electronic Warfare Center to Quadruple Production Capacity

Defense contractor CACI expands its manufacturing footprint with a new 61,000-square-foot hub, boosting U.S. electronic warfare capacity by 300 percent amid rising tactical spectru…

Science86d agoSource: Neetika Walter

New SRAM Chip Design Reduces Space Telescope Power Demands Fifty-Nine Fold

A novel memory architecture could lower computing energy needs and cut spacecraft mass by up to 2,000 pounds for exoplanet research missions.