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Towards the ideal fuel cell

- Energy,Scientific news,SHARPER,IN16B,United Kingdom,USA

Exploring new materials for supercapacitors: how do ionic liquids diffuse in nanopores?

- News,Energy,Industry - Advanced Materials,Scientific news,IN16B,Germany,Switzerland,USA

The microscopic origin of ultra-low thermal conductivity in Indium Tellurium

- News,Energy,Industry - Advanced Materials,Scientific news,PANTHER

Phonon behavior in a random solid solution: a lattice dynamics study on the high-entropy alloy FeCoCrMnNi

- Advanced materials,Chemistry,Industry - Advanced Materials,Scientific news,IN5,SHARPER,France,Germany

Courtesy of 2FDN - Written by Valentina Giordano

The dynamics of the E. coli proteome at cell death temperature

- Health,Biology Health,Industry - Pharmaceuticals,Soft matter,Scientific news,IN13,IN16B,France,Italy

Secrets of a silky cotton shirt

- Chemistry,Industry - Consumer Goods & Chemicals,Scientific news,D19,Japan,France,USA

Neutrons throw light on an important manufacturing process in the textile industry.

Stereo scientists refute the existence of sterile neutrinos

- Nuclear and Particle physics,Press releases,Scientific news,STEREO,France,Germany

The collaboration Stereo has found no proof that the sterile neutrino exists after six years of experimentation. Their conclusion will impact numerous branches of physics, with their study published on 12 January in Nature.

Towards improved plastic solar cells

- Environment,Advanced materials,Scientific news,IN1 TAS/Lagrange,IN5,SHARPER,IN11,France,United Kingdom

Neutron spectroscopy provides a range of tools to study the structural dynamics of semiconducting organic materials for novel solar cells with improved power conversion efficiency.

Multi-scale structural characterization of foam: unprecedented detail revealed by a new device at the ILL

- News,Soft matter,Scientific news,D33,France

Understanding the feasibility of ‘magnetic graphene’

- News,Advanced materials,Magnetism,Scientific news,IN8,France,Germany,United Kingdom

Only by using neutron instruments from across the globe, have researchers been able to characterise the magnetism of a graphene-like material.