Energy Efficiency
Schematic of Li metal/Li6PS5Cl interface cycled at an overall current density above the CCS.
Arumugam Manthiram, a leading researcher from UT's Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering.
CO2-selective polymeric chains anchored on graphene effectively pull CO2 from a flue gas mixture.
This is professor Peter Lindblad
This is a representation of carrier mobility in hard inorganic materials (upper figure, band transport) and flexible organic solids (lower figure, flexibility induced transport mechanism).
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Figure 1: Typical wind turbines
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Figure 1: Current sensors are used in a wide range of control, protection, and measurement circuits to measure the power flow within the system
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Figure 1. EV/HEV Major Electrical Assembly Locations
The initial positions of the atoms in this computer model of a solid-oxide fuel cell were based on observations of the actual atomic configuration using electron microscopy. Simulations using this model revealed a previously unreported reaction (red path) in which an oxygen molecule from the yttria-stabilized zirconia layer (layer of red and light blue balls) moves through the bulk nickel layer (dark blue balls) before forming OH on the nickel surface.
The process by which plastics are converted to carbon nanotube material.
This is a schematic model demonstrating grain boundaries and phase interfaces formations.
Fabrication procedures of "the nano-scale sculpture technique" by using a focused ion beam - electron beam (FIB-SEM) device. The upper series shows the schematic view of the fabrication by Ga ion beam. The images of (1) and (4) in the bottom series are the electron microscope (SEM) image corresponding to image (1) and image (4) in the upper series. The region shown by the yellow rectangle in image (4) is suitable for TEM observation.
Cover for 'Solar Power Finance without the Jargo'.
Anup Bhalla, Vice President Engineering, UnitedSiC
Use of black gold can get us one step closer to combat climate change.
An interdisciplinary research team at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has succeeded in optimizing the size of platinum nanoparticles for fuel cell catalysis so that the new catalysts are twice as good as the currently best commercially available processes. The picture shows the first authors: Dr. Batyr Garlyyev, Kathrin Kratzl, and Marlon Rueck (f.l.t.r.).
The method uses artificial intelligence to design next-generation heat-pump compressors.
Vicor’s Paul Yeaman
The graphic shows the total solar energy production for all European countries in the period 2013-2017. Each tiny field represents a week's energy production: The brighter the color the more energy was produced.
