Atomic defects are inevitable: No material is completely free of defects. However, what was long considered primarily a weakness could also be a strength. Researchers at Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (CAU) have now shown that such defects can not only absorb energy but also selectively tran...
The trade publication, Industria Química, has highlighted IMDEA Materials' research into catalytic processes through the Institute's new Catalysis and Energy Materials research group, led by Prof. Dr. habil. Harun Tüysüz.
The global shift towards renewable energy sources has also exponentially amplified the focus on energy harvesting technologies. Our group specifically explores thermoelectric energy harvesting technologies.
Dr. Corinne Packard along with one current (Anna Braun) and two former (John Mangum & Jason Chenenko) CCAC graduate Students as well as NREL collaborators, recently published in the high impact journal, Advanced Energy Materials. High-Efficiency Solar Cells Grown on Spalled Germanium for Substrate Reuse without Polishing Abstract Radical reduction of III–V device costs requires […] The post CCAC …
Highly efficient reversible protonic ceramic electrochemical cells for power generation and fuel production Chuancheng Duan, Robert Kee, Huayang Zhu, Neal Sullivan, Liangzhu Zhu, Liuzhen Bian, Dylan Jennings & Ryan O’Hayre Nature Energy 4, 230–240 (2019) | Download Citation Abstract Reversible fuel cells based on both proton exchange membrane fuel cell and solid oxide fuel cell […] The post Chuan…
