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Hydrogen Peroxide Could Power Future Fuel Cell
December 15, 1999 — Researchers are developing a new type of environmentally friendly fuel cell that runs on aluminum and renewable resources and generates about 20 times more electricity per pound than car batteries. ... > full story -
Miniature Craft To Test Space Technology
August 20, 1999 — They're each about the size of a large birthday cake, weigh about as much as a desktop computer, and are smart enough to fly in formation far from Earth while they test new technologies. They are ... > full story -
SERC Picks Up Patent For Low-Pressure, More-Efficient Fuel Cell
April 6, 1999 — Humboldt State University's Schatz Energy Research Center (SERC) has received a patent for a fuel cell design that underscores how less can mean more in the world of clean energy. ... > full story -
Los Alamos Researchers Charge Ahead In Ultracapacitors
March 30, 1999 — Researchers at the Department of Energy's Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed an ultracapacitor with the ability to deliver millions of discharge cycles. This development has the ... > full story -
Sandia Research May Bring Smaller, Longer-Life Lithium Batteries Into Our Lives
December 17, 1998 — Research underway at Sandia National Laboratories to improve lithium ion battery materials may result in smaller, longer-lasting batteries for applications as diverse as portable computers and ... > full story -
MIT Team Creates New Battery Material
May 4, 1998 — The main obstacle to the widespread use of electric cars is the lack of a suitable battery. And the problem with the battery is the lack of materials to make it cheap, light, and powerful. So ... > full story -
Scientist Creates Tiny Fuel Cell For Portable Electronics
January 26, 1998 — A new power source for cellular telephones and other portable electronics should provide power up to 50 times longer than conventional nickel-cadmium batteries. Crafted in his basement workshop by ... > full story -
Vanderbilt University Engineers Developing Robotic Insects
December 28, 1997 — Two Vanderbilt University mechanical engineering professors are developing a tiny insect-like robot, about a third the size of a credit card, which will have applications for military and ... > full story -
Electric Cars Could Be Power Source Of The Future, UD Researchers Say In New Study
September 2, 1997 — Zero-emission vehicles, as mandated in California, New York and Massachusetts have the potential to replace large central utilities as the major source of power generation in the U.S, a University of ... > full story
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