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Feb 18, 2017 04:01 AM EST

A Wireless Power Transmission That Charges Within The Room Without The Use Of Electrical Cords Developed

Scientists discovered the wireless power transmission that could charge cell phones and other devices without using electrical cords.

Dec 22, 2015 03:14 PM EST

Origami Battery Is Powered With Bacteria-Containing Liquid

Researchers have created a new origami battery, which can fold into a square size of a matchbook. The orgami battery is a cheap, bacteria-powered battery that is made from paper.

Dec 11, 2015 03:05 PM EST

New Superconductor Has 3-D Charge Density

A team of international researchers have developed a superconductor with a three-dimensional charge density that works at high temperatures.

Nov 06, 2015 02:59 PM EST

Semiconductor Undergoes New Magnetic Field And Mathematical Characterization

Researchers have added a new mathematical technique when in building semiconductors. This new mathematical technique is enabling semiconductors be more efficient, and simple. This technique can be used in almost all electronics, according to the researchers from Northwestern University's McCormick S...

Oct 25, 2015 11:59 PM EDT

Dielectric Capacitors Have Increased Energy Storage Ability, Nanotechnology Breakthrough

Researchers have created a new energy storage capacity for dielectric capacitors by using nanotechnology.

Oct 23, 2015 10:44 AM EDT

Laser Emission Study Initiates New Development Of Energy-Saving Devices For Future Generations

Researchers have created a new development that will significantly improve energy-saving devices for the next generation.

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A Wireless Power Transmission That Charges Within The Room Without The Use Of Electrical Cords Developed

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Semiconductor Undergoes New Magnetic Field And Mathematical Characterization

Dielectric Capacitors Have Increased Energy Storage Ability, Nanotechnology Breakthrough

Laser Emission Study Initiates New Development Of Energy-Saving Devices For Future Generations

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