Now, Chinese researchers have found a way to recycle nearly 100% of the lithium in a battery, The Independent first reported, citing a study from the German academic journal Angewandte Chemie. They ...

USTC researchers created a long-lived Schrödinger-cat state, boosting quantum metrology and precision measurements. Their ...

Dobot debuts Atom, its first humanoid robot, showcasing precision and dexterity by preparing a nutritious breakfast in a new ...

We’re all guilty of taking our motorcycle batteries for granted until they eventually run out. Whether it’s through lack of use or the battery is aged and discharging you’ll need a new one ...

Table 3. Recycling and second-life potential for lithium-ion batteries. Integrating green chemistry principles into the synthesis process enhances the electrolytes’ environmental sustainability and ...

Here, we introduce SR-UA glycerol, a short-ranged united-atom model parametrized to reproduce experimental density, enthalpy of vaporization, conformational distributions from NMR, and radial ...

A research has developed a method to detect harmful heavy metals through a selective catalytic double metal single atom in redox reactions ... of the thermodynamic model, and the annealing ...

Conventional nonlinear optical materials such as lithium niobate have a large electro-optic response but are hard to integrate with silicon devices. In the search for silicon-compatible materials ...

All-atom molecular dynamics simulation has become an invaluable tool to probe lithium diffusion mechanisms and accelerate ... 4c02529. The computational model and all learned interatomic potential ...

Microsoft designed this material by layering indium arsenide, a semiconductor, and aluminum, a superconductor, atom-by-atom. When cooled to temperatures near absolute zero and tuned with magnetic ...

Researchers at KIT have successfully synthesized and stabilized a Bi₅⁻-ring, a five-atom bismuth molecule, which could open new possibilities in catalysis, electronics, and sustainable technologies.