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Scavenger nanoparticles give fuel cells in EVs a competitive edge

Scavenger nanoparticles give fuel cells in EVs a competitive edge

Engineers have developed a new additive material could make fuel cell systems an attractive alternative to the battery systems that power most electric vehicles.

Artificial intelligence keeps kids engaged at museums

Artificial intelligence keeps kids engaged at museums

Researchers are supporting children’s learning using AI to create a new genre of interactive, hands-on exhibits.

3D printed tiles are the future of 5G

3D printed tiles are the future of 5G

Researchers have developed an additively manufactured tile-based approach that can construct on-demand, massively scalable arrays of 5G+ (5G/Beyond 5G)-enabled smart skins with the potential to enable intelligence on nearly any surface or object.

Carbon dioxide capture improved by innovative polymer membrane tech

Carbon dioxide capture improved by innovative polymer membrane tech

A new membrane technology enables CO2 to be removed more efficiently from mixed gases, such as emissions from power plants.

Machine learning uncovers toxic materials in water

Machine learning uncovers toxic materials in water

Current methods require the use of expensive equipment and it can take days or weeks to get results. There is a need for a low-cost method to monitor these waters more frequently as a way to protect public and aquatic ecosystems.

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