Flexible optoelectronic device with minimal defects fabricated at just 90°C

Dr. Jung-Dae Kwon's research team at the Energy & Environmental Materials Research Division of the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS) has successfully developed an amorphous silicon optoelectronic device with minimal defects, even using a low-temperature process at 90°C. The findings are published in the journal Advanced Science.

Quasi-solid electrolyte developed for safer and greener lithium-ion batteries

techxplore.com - 13/Aug 19:26

3D-SLISE is a quasi-solid electrolyte developed at the Institute of Science Tokyo, which enables safe, fast-charging/discharging of 2.35 V lithium-ion...

Low-temperature process boosts water-splitting catalyst performance sixfold

wn.com - 04/Aug 17:23

A research team from Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) and Seoul National University has developed a new method to activate...

Low-temperature process boosts water-splitting catalyst performance sixfold

wn.com - 04/Aug 17:23

A research team from Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) and Seoul National University has developed a new method to activate...

Paper-thin muscle-inspired robot can squeeze through tight spaces

knowridge.com - 05/Aug 15:09

Scientists in South Korea have created a super thin and flexible robot that moves like a muscle, opening the door to future robots that can navigate...

Copenhagen: Coral Connections – Art-Science Exhibition

cphpost.dk - 11/Aug 10:43

Join us for a tour into the hidden world of corals at Prospekt Art Gallery. Through engaging video projections of hands-on experiments, visitors will...

Copenhagen: Coral Connections – Art-Science Exhibition

cphpost.dk - 11/Aug 10:43

Join us for a tour into the hidden world of corals at Prospekt Art Gallery. Through engaging video projections of hands-on experiments, visitors will...