Using electrodes in a fluid form, researchers at Linköping University have developed a battery that can take any shape.
A Fluid Battery That Can Take Any Shape
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The United Nations organization responsible for international marine shipping today approved new emission reduction policies.
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Rice and ExxonMobil Collaborate to Advance Global Sustainable Energy Research
Rice University and ExxonMobil have entered into a master research agreement to collaborate on research initiatives focused on sustainable energy solutions.
Scientists to Model the Impact of Controlling Earth’s Temperature by Reflecting Solar Radiation
New research will model the risks and impact of using solar radiation modification (SRM) to build understanding of the radical process and address evidence gaps.
Cooperating to Tackle Plastic Pollution
Plastics play a valuable role in daily life and across industries, but their production and waste have severe environmental consequences.
