Batteries that can capture harmful emissions could be right around the corner, thanks to a system that advances the development of catalysts for lithium-CO₂ (Li-CO₂) batteries. [ + ]

Researchers from Sandia Labs have produced 'Enchilada Traps', capable of supporting 200 trapped ion qubits, for bigger and better quantum computers. [ + ]

Swinburne University of Technology has launched a $5.2 million supercomputer that has a processing capacity millions of times beyond that of regular computers. [ + ]

A study has explored the viability of using seawater green batteries to store renewable energy, with the development of a new chloride-ion based redox chemistry. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a way to control the interaction of light and quantum 'spin' in organic semiconductors, even at room temperature. [ + ]

Research has demonstrated that it is possible to make photons that cross paths interact, in a discovery that could pave the way for significant technological advancements. [ + ]

Researchers have reportedly developed the world's fastest electric-double-layer transistor using a highly ion conductive ceramic thin film and a diamond thin film. [ + ]

Engineers from Macquarie University have developed a technique that uses ethanol to make the production of nanosensors more sustainable and efficient. [ + ]

To ensure that two-way charging can be used on a broad scale, a team of researchers have launched a project that aims to develop semiconductor, device and system technologies for 800 V batteries. [ + ]

Researchers have developed an approach that allows 3D measurements to be carried out with a computational imaging technique known as quantum ghost imaging. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a quantum bit within a semiconductor nanostructure by using a unique energy transition. [ + ]

Researchers have explored the design characteristics of a solar battery made from a material based on 2D carbon nitride, as it is non-toxic and easily synthesised. [ + ]

Researchers have demonstrated silicon-based photodetectors with light-trapping micro- and nano-surface structures that rival the light absorption of gallium arsenide. [ + ]

In a significant advancement for optical computing, researchers have developed a nanosecond-scale volatile modulation scheme integrating a phase-change material. [ + ]

Researchers from Rice University in the US have designed a device that can use sunlight to generate hydrogen, with an efficiency of 20.8%. [ + ]