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Researchers print electrodes directly onto the skin
Researchers from Sweden have developed a process to produce electrodes in the form of conductive polymers directly on biological tissue.…
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An artificial stabilizer for the power grid
TenneT and Siemens Energy have introduced the world’s first E-STATCOM with supercapacitors. The compensator system is intended to introduce artificial…
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Sodium-ion battery: water trick doubles performance
Sodium-ion batteries not only serve as energy storage devices, but also convert seawater into drinking water. Researchers have now discovered…
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Sulfur as a storage and electrode donor
A new type of battery uses the complex chemistry of sulfur to achieve a particularly high energy density. Instead of…
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New AI model trains itself
Researchers have developed a new system that allows AI models to train independently by asking themselves questions. The approach could…
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German company claims to have solved propane problem
A German manufacturer wants to defuse a key safety problem in modern heat pumps by significantly reducing the filling quantity…
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Researchers discover simple way to improve solid-state batteries
Researchers around the world are looking for long-lasting, safe and affordable batteries. Scientists from South Korea have now shown that…
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Tiny power module could reduce global energy demand
Researchers have developed a new power module to optimize data center efficiency. It promises up to five times higher energy…
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Between scaremongering and real numbers
The enormous water consumption of AI data centers is a recurring argument, especially among critics, against the unbridled expansion of…
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China puts the world’s first CO2 power generator into operation
China has commissioned the world’s first CO2 power generator, the Chaotan One, to generate electricity from heat. It uses carbon…
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