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Tanya Jamwal is passionate about communicating technical knowledge and inspiring others through her writing.

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Solar Powered Sweat Sensors For Health Monitoring

The film-based rollable solar cell/optical sensor device developed by the research team maintained high efficiency even after undergoing 5,000 cycles of repetitive stress testing.

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Flexible Solar Cells With 15.5% Power Conversion Efficiency

Researchers have demonstrated a prototype all-light communication network that can achieve seamless connectivity across air, land and underwater environments, even when communication nodes are on moving vehicles. The laboratory where they tested the vehicle-mounted system is pictured.

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All-Light Interconnections For Advanced Information System

Summary of key factors influencing both hardness and ionic conductivity of sintered polycrystalline NASICON solid electrolytes. NASICON: sodium superionic conductors.

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High Ionic Conductivity Based Modern Energy Storage

Raspberry Pi 500’ a refined personal computer (PC) and ‘Raspberry Pi Monitor

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Affordable Sleek Designed Desktop Solutions

Cornell researchers develop microscale machines that synchronise their movements via electronic pulses, opening up new possibilities in various fields.

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Syncing Microscale Machines With CMOS Oscillators

The SHINE fibre can be stretched and knitted into a strap, demonstrating its ability for potential applications including smart textiles and soft robotics.

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Light Emitting Fibre With Luminance of 1068 cd/m²

In-situ liquid-cell transmission electron microscopy electrodeposition of PtNi nanoparticle films on a carbon electrode during cyclic voltammetry. The electron beam (here in green color) illuminated the electrode (here in orange color) submerged in the platinum and nickel salt solution, enhancing the growth of the PtNi nanoparticle film (grey color) on the electrode. The film thickness increases with each cycle and by the fourth cycle reaction-rate limited growth of branched and porous structures were observed.

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Real Time Imaging Demonstrates Nanoparticle Secrets

energy storage

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CNTs Store 15000✕ More Energy Than Steel Springs

emergency light unit (ELU)

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Emergency Lighting Addressing Train Safety Measures

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