Read article: Nanowire device generates electricity from ambient humidity
Non-polluting, low-cost device generates electrical current from the water vapour naturally present in the atmosphere
Read article: Falling water drops power LEDs
The power generated by a drop of water falling onto a droplet-based electricity generator can light up 100 small LEDs
Read article: Water splitting on haematite photoanodes changes with light intensity
Mechanism appears to mimic the activation of photosystem II during photosynthesis
Read article: Metallic tin ‘reduces’ limitations of perovskite solar cells
Scientists tackle unwanted oxidation reactions to boost the performance of monolithic all-perovskite tandem solar cells
Read article: Sealed cell improves oxide-peroxide conversion in lithium-ion battery
New work could help advance battery research for engineering next-generation high-energy-density technologies
Read article: Driving in the present
Exploring the technology and economics of electric cars
Read article: Ceria catalyst could help produce carbon-neutral fuels
New process is 100% selective and does not produce undesired solid carbon either – unlike conventional CO2 electrolysis technologies
Read article: Can flexoelectricity explain the charging by friction conundrum?
Calculating flexoelectric potentials from tribology models suggests a likely driver for the triboelectric effect
Read article: Two-dimensional MXenes improve perovskite solar cell efficiency
Modified metal-carbide flakes incorporated into existing perovskite solar cells could make perovskite cells a commercially viable part of green energy solutions
Read article: What really weakens lithium battery efficiency?
Novel gas chromatography technique provides understanding of the efficiency losses in lithium metal anodes
