Tag: University of Cambridge
These floating artificial leaves are inspired from photosynthesis and can generate clean energy using sunlight and water.
Energy is one of the most crucial factors in almost every aspect of our lives. Whether it is technical or non-technical, energy is...
Researchers have created a low-cost gadget that can absorb carbon dioxide gas selectively while charging. The CO2 can then be discharged in a regulated manner and collected to be reused or safely disposed of as it discharges.
The supercapacitor device...
Researchers from the University of Cambridge's Department of Biochemistry used algae to power an Arm CPU for six months!
The scientists created an AA-battery-sized gadget that houses an algae called Synechocystis that naturally harvests energy from the sun through photosynthesis,...
Made from a gelatine-based material and consisting salt, it enables robots to repair themselves at room temperature
Self-healing robots often require heat to be healed, which consumes lots of energy. At the same time, such self-healing robots aren't considered...
The development has resulted in the creation of fabrics with which various display systems can be operated using stored energy
Now elements of science fiction such as flexible display systems that also act as energy-harvesting, self-powered clothing and fabrics can...
