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Russian researchers have developed a heterojunction device based on a new wide-band black material called "black silicide." The cell has averaged reflection (AVR) of 15% in the spectral range of 200 nanometers

As for many other baked goods, the production of English muffins requires strict quality control processes and methods.

Scientists Advance the Technology of High-Speed Sintering for Optical Ceramics Written by AZoOpticsFeb 5 2021 Scientists of Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) have advanced the technology of high-speed sintering for optical ceramics (Nd3+:YAG), i.e. active elements generating laser emission in the near-infrared wavelength range (1.06 μm) for cutting the edge microelectronics and medicine. The researchers have managed to reduce significantly the initial nanopowders consolidation period (10 -...

New material can accelerate evaporation in desalination plants, track hazardous molecules Titanium dioxide nanoparticles decorated by gold absorb about 96% of the solar spectrum and turn it into heat. The material can accelerate the evaporation in desalination plants up to 2.5 times and can track hazardous molecules and compounds. An international research team with representatives from Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU), ITMO University, and the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of ...

New Material for Water Desalination Obtained by Laser Ablation in a Liquid Written by AZoNanoFeb 2 2021 Nanoparticles of titanium dioxide decorated with gold absorb nearly 96% of the solar spectrum and convert it into heat. Hence, the material can expedite the evaporation in desalination plants up to 2.5 times and can detect dangerous compounds and molecules. Alexander Kuchmizhak, a senior researcher at the Institute of Automation and Control Processes (FEB RAS), at FEFU lab. Image Credit: FEFU...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Alexander Kuchmizhak, a senior researcher at the Institute of Automation and Control Processes (FEB RAS), at FEFU lab view more  Credit: FEFU press office Titanium dioxide nanoparticles decorated by gold absorb about 96% of the solar spectrum and turn it into heat. The material can accelerate the evaporation in desalination plants up to 2.5 times and can track hazardous molecules and compounds. An international research team with representatives from Far Eastern Federal...