Autonomous Robot for Subsea Oil and Gas Pipeline Inspection Being Developed
Victor Veliadis, executive director and CTO of PowerAmerica
Allume CEO and co-founder Cameron Knox
Keeping the Battery Supply Chain Flowing
Scope of the Report
Salon Privé Rolls out Red Carpet for Electrogenic's Latest Bespoke Conversion: 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Converted to Clean Electric Power
Nuvera-Powered Hydrogen Fuel Cell Reachstacker Shipped to Port of Valencia
Vicor has invited Kodiak Robotics to share its story on the Vicor Powering Innovation podcast.
Zach Mottl, Chairman of CPA
Under spatially incoherent illumination, a diffractive optical processor with sufficient degrees of freedom (ܰN) can perform any arbitrary linear intensity transformation between an input and an output field-of-view (FOV).
Dr. Shuiwang Ji
Mike Morton, TTI CEO
Jean Paul Allain, DOE Associate Director of Science for Fusion Energy Sciences
State-of-the-art chromium compounds act as luminescent materials and catalysts
Self-Driving Cars can Make Traffic Slower
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Market Set to Achieve $7.2 billion by 2030
(A) Schematic representation of the entire process-aware deep neural network model. (B) Schematic illustration of the data processing workflow carried out within the natural language processing (NLP) module.
MIT engineers have used DNA origami scaffolds to create precisely structured arrays of quantum rods, which could be incorporated into LEDs for televisions or virtual reality devices.
Scientists at the University of Chicago found a glass crystal just a few atoms thick can trap and carry light—and could be used for applications. The material is visible as the thin line in the center of the plastic, held by study co-author Hanyu Hong.
Analysis of fine structure, properties, and catalytic reaction mechanism of catalysts
Scanning electron microscope image of an ultra-coherent superconducting electro-mechanical system.
A snapshot of the ab initio molecule dynamics simulations at 753 degrees Kelvin, showing the polarized titanium oxide bonding with local tetragonal structures in various orientations, which depict the local 90 and 180 degree domain walls.
A curved graphene ribbon, illustrated in grey, shown laid flat against another graphene sheet. There is a continuous change in the twist angle between the ribbon above and the sheet below. In some places the atomic lattices of the two sheets line up at a 0° angle to each other....
Junyi Zhao in the McKelvey School of Engineering demonstrates using a simple ballpoint pen to write custom LEDs on paper (left). The same pens can be used to draw multicolored designs on aluminum foil (top right) and to create light up sketches (bottom right).
ORNL-developed software tools for identifying and quantifying energy efficiency will be demonstrated to participants during an Energy Bootcamp sponsored by DOE’s Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office.
Xiaowei Teng
Flexible Electronics Market to Hit $67.7 Billion by 2030
Dr. CC Wei, Chief Executive Officer of TSMC
Tom O’Reilly, vice president, sustainability, Rockwell Automation
Tobias Augspurger, founder of Protontypes
Andreas Urschitz, Chief Marketing Officer at Infineon
Hidetoshi Shibata, President and CEO of Renesas
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Known as non-locality, electrical stimuli passed between neighboring electrodes can also affect non-neighboring electrodes.
Researchers developed a simulation model that incorporated the ways in which animals remember, forget and share important information throughout their lives.
Materials Professor Chris Van de Walle
Energy Management Systems Market Scope
Jack Hessel, Ph.D. ’20, research scientist at the Allen Institute for AI
Focusing the energy of a laser beam into a small volume of a diamond sample creates tiny ‘modified regions.’ If these modified regions are laid out in a precise grid-like pattern, the ensuing cracks make it easy to separate a {100} wafer from the diamond.
EENA's CEO, Lorena Ciciriello
New approach to photonic memory integrates a phase-change material to enable in-situ training of optical neural networks.
Since the new “supercapacitor” concrete would retain its strength, a house with a foundation made of this material could store a day’s worth of energy produced by solar panels or windmills, and allow it to be used whenever it’s needed.
Xiao Zhang, professor in WSU’s Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering
composed of localized and mobile electrons, here broken up by an ultrashort light pulse.
Report Scope
The bifacial rooftop array on the University of Pittsburgh’s Pitt-Bradford campus is expected to offset 40% of the building’s total electricity use, powering high energy loads such as a virtual reality lab, computing, engineering and energy studies
Renesas and Wolfspeed Sign 10 Year Silicon Carbide Wafer Supply Agreement
Musashi Energy Solutions' Hybrid SuperCapacitors
Jinhong Min, a doctoral student in materials science and engineering, and Lindsay Gubow, a former Master’s student in materials science and engineering who graduated in Fall 2021, arrange charge-holding battery particles on an array of microelectrodes.
"Solar Does Good" at National Grid Renewables' Wild Springs Solar Project in South Dakota
