Researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden say they have created the world’s strongest battery - so strong that it could even power an electric plane.
The battery is as thin as a credit card and has the potential to be used on a commercial scale.
Discover how this new structural battery innovation paves the way for sustainable energy solutions. Unveiling the Multifunctional Carbon Fiber Structural Battery - Chaudhary - Advanced Materials - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/ZtR9NAgbkS
AC magnetorheology of polymer magnetic composites - now published in #MaterialsAdvances https://t.co/rf2gYawVk8
For the first time, a custom-made AC magnetorheometer is designed to study the real-time multiple rheological parameters in one-go. @varunchaudhary9@NTUsg@JMaterChem
If your research is related to magnetic materials and their applications in energy, you can consider submitting here in
Magnetic Materials for Energy Applications https://t.co/wzaZOHYDcC
Amazing the depths to which #bullies in #Academia will sink, but there are always some prepared to lower the bar further. Those involved should think long and hard about their actions and be ashamed of their inhumane and selfish acts.
@insane_academic#MentalHealthAwareness
This afternoon I truely became ashamed to work @rmit. Those involved should hang their head in shame. Mental health awareness training is needed as a matter of urgency across all levels from the top down.
#MentalHealthMatters@insane_academic@WorkSafe_Vic@ZJAyres
See our recent review paper on #magnet with @PremNTU New Development of Permanent Magnets Through Grain Boundary Diffusion and Nanostructuring | Nano https://t.co/qhOhX857fz
First use of spark plasma sintering (SPS) to develop #magnetic material with a gradient in physical properties Accelerated study of magnetic Fe-Co-Ni alloys through compositionally ... https://t.co/NjOtYepujP