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A microbe not known for cellulose degradation has 15 cellulases that may improve biofuel production.
Novel, liquid-less design promises to improve long-term stability and durability of dye-sensitized solar cells while hitting high efficiency marks.
New scalable, high power energy storage possible with carbon-electrolyte slurries.
Visualization of electron pair binding confirms predictions about how high temperature superconductivity works.
A polar alga with lipid metabolism enzymes may prove useful harnessing algae for biodiesel production.
Understanding how microbes use cytochromes to generate electricity in biofilms.
Recent findings reveal that existing climate models overestimate scattering and absorption of sunlight by aerosols at altitudes between 6-10 kilometers.
Complex aerosol processes accurately captured in climate models with a new, minimal aerosol module.
Regional Climate Models predict greater drought resistance in southwest U.S. than General Circulation Models (GCMs).
New catalyst structures for fuel cells in vehicles improve activity and stability compared to commercial platinum counterparts.
Researchers have created an environmentally-friendly plastic coating that converts a wide range of electrical conductors into air-stable components for flexible, less expensive electronics.
Current-carrying nanotubes heat up nearby materials but not themselves, indicating a new path to energy-efficient electronics.
