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Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have uncovered a clever way to double the oxide-ion conductivity in the ceramic electrolyte Ba7Nb4MoO20—simply by using water vapor at 500 °C. This advance paves the way for more efficient and longer-lasting low-temperature solid oxide fuel cells, an exciting prospect for cleaner energy. Fuel cells, which generate electricity […]
Read article →Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have uncovered a clever way to double the oxide-ion conductivity in the ceramic electrolyte Ba7Nb4MoO20—simply by using water vapor at 500 °C. This…
Researchers have taken an important step forward in the ongoing fight against HIV. A recent Phase 1 trial found that an mRNA-based vaccine can trigger an antibody response in as…
Imagine a memory chip that doesn’t just protect your data—but also looks after the planet. Researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have crafted a biodegradable memory…
Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have pushed the envelope on ultra‐low-power memory devices by engineering ternary alloy films with a higher scandium content. These new (Al,Ga,Sc)N films—crafted using…
Researchers have unveiled a completely new family of bacterial proteins that might change the way you think about microbial interactions. Published in Nature Communications, the study spotlights PopA—a protein from…
Recent AI breakthroughs have given us a fresh look at one of history’s most intriguing finds—the Dead Sea Scrolls. Once believed to date from the 3rd century B.C. to the…
A groundbreaking supercomputer named ‘Doudna’ in Berkeley, California is set to change how AI supports government scientific research. Commissioned by the U.S. Department of Energy and built by Dell Technologies…
A new blood test that could simplify Alzheimer’s diagnosis is set to launch in the U.S. later this June. Developed by Fujirebio Holdings—a subsidiary of Japan’s H.U. Group Holdings—the test…
