
Seeking 'absolute zero', copper cube gets chillingly close
An Italian lab has cooled a cubic metre of copper to within a tiny fraction of "absolute zero", setting a world record, the National Nuclear Physics Institute said Tuesday. ... more
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Electrically conductive plastics promising for batteries, solar cells
An emerging class of electrically conductive plastics called "radical polymers" may bring low-cost, transparent solar cells, flexible and lightweight batteries, and ultrathin antistatic coatings for ... more
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UT Nuclear Engineers Part of Three Grants Totaling $2.6 Million
Professors from the College of Engineering at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, are part of three separate nuclear safety research projects that collectively have been awarded $2.6 million. ... more
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Tritium targets Europe for its EV fast charger
As part of its international expansion programme, Australian-based electric vehicle (EV) specialist, Tritium, has signed its first preferred-supplier agreement in Europe with E-WALD, a leading Germa ... more
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Kyocera and Healthy Planet Team Up To Lower Solar Capital Costs
Kyocera Solar and Healthy Planet Partners (HPP) have announced a strategic partnership that will result in lowering capital costs for solar developers and benefit Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) cust ... more
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