Organic/Inorganic Sulfur May Be Key For Safe Rechargeable Lithium Batteries
Now a team of Penn State engineers have a different type of lithium sulfur battery that could be more efficient, less expensive and safer.
Because The Clothes We Wear Can Light Our Way
Every culture on the planet has its ways of producing, using and communicating through its fabrics.
Two-Dimensional Materials Gets A New Theory For Control Of Properties
A theoretical method to control grain boundaries in two-dimensional materials could result in desirable properties, such as increased electrical conductivity, improved mechanical properties, or magnetism for memory storage or information processing, among other applications.
A Safe Optical Fiber For Delivering Light And Drugs Into The Body
In Penn State’s Materials Research Institute, an electrical engineer and a biomaterials engineer have joined their expertise to develop a flexible, biodegradable optical fiber to deliver light into the body for medical applications.