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Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe 1012
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Autonomous microrockets for biomedical and industrial use
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27 January 2012

Autonomous microrockets for biomedical and industrial use

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have recently published research into bubble propelled microrockets for use in the human stomach. The tiny rockets display autonomous motion in a...
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Lowest energy nonvolatile memory
26 Jan 2012  |  United States
Ramtron International Corporation, developer and supplier of nonvolatile ferroelectric random access memory (F-RAM) and integrated semiconductor products, has announced the world's lowest energy nonvolatile memory product. The FM25P16 is a 16-kilobit...
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Solar energy harvesting: Is scaling up the only way forward?
25 Jan 2012  |  Germany/WorldWide
Having witnessed the tremendous growth of the solar industry in the past few years, along with all the dramatic events that went with it (consolidation, production capacity growth, efficiency increases, profit margins decreases, competition from thin...
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Tweaking solar cells leads to greater efficiency
24 Jan 2012  |  United States
Researchers from the University at Buffalo, Army Research Laboratory and Air Force Office of Scientific Research have developed a new, nanomaterials-based technology that has the potential to increase the efficiency of photovoltaic cells up to 45 per...
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BACnet offering extended to wireless via EnOcean
Press Release  |  23 Jan 2012  |  WorldWide/Canada
The powerful line of BACnet building automation products from KMC Controls has now been augmented to include wireless sensors. These new sensors employ EnOcean energy-harvesting wireless technology. The self-powered sensors communicate to KMC's award...
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Research into energy harvesting for smartphones
23 Jan 2012  |  United Kingdom
A team of researchers at the University of Cambridge led by Professor Arokia Nathan are working on harvesting energy from light to power an OLED display in a step towards energy harvesting for smartphones. Their prototype device uses solar cells made...
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Energy harvesting stroller
20 Jan 2012  |  United States
Strollers are all the same and haven't changed for decades according to 4moms, a US based child product company who have created the Origami power-folding stroller. At the touch of a button, it folds itself. It's also a cell phone-charging, mileage-c...
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Scientists harness optical tornadoes
19 Jan 2012  |  United States
Boston University researchers have demonstrated a new way to efficiently trap and enhance light in nanoscale structures and nanopatterned thin films, which can significantly improve performance of photonic and electronic devices such as nanosensors, ...
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Harvesting power from breathing
18 Jan 2012  |  United Kingdom
João Paulo Lammoglia, an industrial designer based in London, has created AIRE, a concept mask that converts wind energy (provided by the wearer's breath) into electricity for the recharging of small electronic devices. AIRE was the winner of a Red...
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Bacteria could light up neon signs using biopixels
17 Jan 2012  |  United States
In an example of life imitating art, biologists and bioengineers at UC San Diego have created a living neon sign composed of millions of bacterial cells that periodically fluoresce in unison like blinking light bulbs. Their achievement involved att...
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