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Researchers from Victoria’s Deakin University say they have successfully tested a new process that can safely and effectively extract silicon from end-of-life solar panels, and then convert it into nano materials worth more than $45,000 (USD 31,500) per kilogram, in order to build better batteries.

Hydrogen has many advantages as a clean fuel, but it is notoriously unstable and expensive to store. The researchers at Deakin University discovered a ne...

Researchers at Deakin University in Australia have discovered a novel way to separate, store and transport large amounts of gas without waste.From pv magazine Australia Researchers at Deakin's Institute

Deakin University researchers have made a breakthrough that could help address one of the biggest barriers preventing the widespread...

The technique could also cut energy expenditure during petroleum refining by up to 90%.

Nanollose Limited (ASX:NC6) (FRA:N0L) a leading bio-materials company focused on commercialising scalable technology to create fibres and fabrics with minimal environmental impact, is pleased to unveil its world-first garment made from 100% Tree-Free and Forest-Friendly NullarborTM lyocell fibre.

In a bid to replace the harmful chemicals used in durable water repellent (DWR) textile coatings, a new research collaboration is developing a sustainable alternative made from biopolymers.

Scott Morrison announced $243 million in fresh grants for Australian projects that will source and refine critical minerals, including rare-earth metals.

Twelve Deakin University researchers have been awarded Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Project funding announced in late December

JOHOR BAHRU, Malaysia, Dec. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), aligned with its tagline, "innovative, entrepreneurial and global", has produced 45 tech-based spin-off