Voltage switches magnetic states in four-layer graphene
A Cornell team reported a persistent, reversible voltage-driven magnetic-state change in four-layer graphene.
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A Cornell team reported a persistent, reversible voltage-driven magnetic-state change in four-layer graphene.
The company said the plant entered service on October 14, adding dispatchable generation in Southeast Texas.
Iowa State University announced a four-year, $2 million NSF grant for carbon fiber made from paper-production coproduct lignin and the watery fraction of bio-oil. The goal is to move laboratory batch production toward commercially relevant continuous processing.
The roughly €10 million FASTER center in Chusclan will develop and test processes and equipment for future MOX production in a non-nuclear environment.
PNNL reported on October 14 on crystalline peptoid nanosheets and nanotubes that mimic enzymes without metal cofactors. Histidine-inspired catalytic groups promoted conversion of carbon dioxide into bicarbonate and carbonate-mineral formation in the presence of calcium.
Maryland and Johns Hopkins will use a $2.35 million grant to develop machine-learning-designed peptides for longer-lasting eye medicines.
Agility Global said it agreed to sell its 100% stake in the UAE-based energy logistics business to Aegis Logistics; the transaction is subject to approvals.
The University of Arkansas will receive a $3.4 million subgrant for robotic, AI-supported quantum-materials research infrastructure.
Researchers report a validated method that digests proteins in methanol-fixed plant tissue. They applied it to healthy and fungus-infected tobacco leaves.
The company will design, fabricate and assemble systems for a large North American data-center project; the customer and site were not disclosed.
The French energy company announced Series A funding to expand thermal storage for industry; its WEPA unit is operating, while a new Papeco unit is planned.
Mundi Énergies reserved Haffner C-iB modules for planned projects in Quebec; this is an equipment reservation, not operating plants.