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LG Innotek Claims First 100MW UV-C LED, Two Years Ahead of Forecast

Nov 28, 2017

Seoul-based materials and component manufacturer LG Innotek (a subsidiary of South Korean electronics company LG Group) has developed what is claimed to be the first 100mW UV-C LED, two years ahead of the industry forecast of 2020. The firm ...

Tags: UV-C LED, LG, LED

New Research Shows Cooking with Vegetable Oil Releases Cancer-Causing Chemical

Nov 11, 2015

A study by researchers at De Montfort University in Leicester found that cooking with vegetable oils releases toxic chemicals which are linked to cancer and other diseases. The scientists recommend food to be fried in olive oil, ...

Tags: Cooking, Vegetable Oil, olive oil, coconut oil

TU/e and FOM Presents a Prototype of a Solar Cell That Produces Fuel

Jul 21, 2015

Eindhoven University of Technology (Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, or TU/e) and FOM Foundation have presented a prototype of a solar cell that produces fuel rather than electricity (Anthony Standing et al., 'Efficient water reduction ...

Tags: electronics, semiconductor, PV GaP substrates

Our Electrical Gadgets Are No Longer Limited by Plugs and External Power Sources

May 22, 2014

Imagine a future in which our electrical gadgets are no longer limited by plugs and external power sources. This intriguing prospect is one of the reasons for the current interest in building the capacity to store electrical energy ...

Tags: Supercapacitor, electric car

Researchers at Vanderbilt University Have Developed a Structural Supercapacitor

May 22, 2014

Researchers at Vanderbilt University have developed a structural supercapacitor that stores and releases electrical chargeThe amount of electricity present upon the capacitor's plates. Also, the act of forcing of electrons onto the ...

Tags: Supercapacitor, Power Cords

UNSW Australia Researchers Invented a New Type of Tiny Lab-on-a-Chip Device

May 7, 2014

UNSW Australia researchers have invented a new type of tiny lab-on-a-chip device that could have a diverse range of applications, including to detect toxic gases, fabricate integrated circuits and screen biological molecules. The novel ...

Tags: Electrical, Electronics, Chip

BASF Enhances The Competitiveness of The Photoinitiator Production in Mortara

Apr 23, 2014

Through investments in the local facilities BASF enhances the competitiveness of the photoinitiator production in Mortara, Italy, and strengthens the site in the long term. In 2014, BASF invests €4 to 6 million in its facilities in ...

Tags: Construction, Decoration, Basf

EPA Is Asking Companies or Institutions to Nominate Their Innovative Technologies

Mar 18, 2014

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is asking companies or institutions to nominate their innovative technologies for the 2014 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards. EPA is looking for nominations from companies and ...

Tags: EPA, Certification

Chemists Discovered How Vibrations Can Be Used to Predict Chemical Reactions

Mar 13, 2014

University of Utah chemists discovered how vibrations in chemical bonds can be used to predict chemical reactions and thus design better catalysts to speed reactions that make medicines, industrial products and new materials. "The ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

The Surface of The Sea Takes up Nitrogen Oxides That Build up in Polluted Air at Night

Mar 7, 2014

The surface of the sea takes up nitrogen oxides that build up in polluted air at night, new measurements on the coast of southern California have shown. The ocean removes about 15 percent of these chemicals overnight along the coast, a team ...

Tags: Sea Surface, Nitrogen Oxides

Researchers Has Used World's Most Powerful X-Ray Laser to Take Snapshots of Free Molecules

Mar 6, 2014

An international team of researchers has used the world's most powerful X-ray laser to take snapshots of free molecules. The research team headed by Prof. Jochen Küpper of the Hamburg Center for Free-Electron Laser Science (CFEL) ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electron Laser

Numerous Microorganisms Are Able to Obtain The Energy

Feb 27, 2014

The Sun was once thought to provide energy for all life on Earth - meaning that life could not survive without it. In the 20th century, as astrobiologists began to explore the Earth's most remote and harsh environments, scientists began to ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics

One of The World's Most Common and Costly Chemical Reactions-Corrosion

Feb 18, 2014

One of the world's most common and costly chemical reactions, corrosion happens frequently at the boundaries between water and metal surfaces. In the past, the process of corrosion has mostly been studied from the metal side of the ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

Nanostructured Catalyst Makes Efficient Use of Trace Amounts of Catalytic Palladium

Jan 17, 2014

Solid catalysts based on precious metals, such as palladium, are widely used in industry to promote a range of chemical reactions. Finding ways to minimize the consumption of expensive catalytic materials, however, remains a critical ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics, Hybrid

This Week a New Study Published in Nature and Co-Authored

Jan 15, 2014

This week a new study published in Nature and co-authored by Drs. Chris Moore and Daniel Obrist of Nevada's Desert Research Institute establishes, for the first time, a link between Arctic sea ice dynamics and the region's changing ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics

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