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energy production

Researchers provide a valuable guide for molecular design in singlet fission research.

Chiral Chemistry Breakthrough Could Revolutionize Solar Cell Efficiency

mitochondria in cells

Study Reveals Why Paternal Mitochondrial DNA is Eliminated During Early Development

A bright flash of light from a FuZE (Fusion Z-pinch Experiment) plasma.

Zap Energy’s Compact Fusion Device Achieves Breakthrough Plasma Temperatures

Photo showing the difference between a standard solar cell and a miniaturized solar cell

Breakthrough in the manufacture of photovoltaic cells

Fish raised in closed-containment farms can be coupled to plant cutltivation through a production model known as aquaponics. The researchers have now established a system to treat the hitherto ignored solid waste produced by these fish while also generating biogas from fish waste.

Transforming fish farms into biogas producers

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