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Renewable energy sources like solar panels are in great demand as countries around the world search for sustainable energy sources and the United States aspires to become a net-zero emissions economy by 2050.

Oxford Instruments and High Magnetic Field Laboratory agreement will advance future superconducting magnet products

Rice University researchers have found a method to engineer wood to trap CO2 by a likely scalable, energy-efficient approach that also makes the material more robust for construction purposes.

/PRNewswire/ -- C.F. Martin & Co. announced today that Dr. Mary Haas and Brian Richardi have been elected to the companys Board of Directors. Their commitment...

Dr. Mary Haas and Brian Richardi join Martins Board of DirectorsNAZARETH, Pa., Dec. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- C.F. Martin & Co. announced today tha...

Invisible fields tend to produce magnets that attract some materials. A common instance is fridge magnets. Much more important to one’s daily life, magnets also have the potential to store data in computers.

New views have been unlocked in the development of safe and affordable so-called thermoelectric materials to convert heat into electricity. This can be done with the help of easily accessible materials from safe raw materials.

Dublin, Nov. 02, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Metal Sputtering Target Material Market, by Type, by Application, Estimation & Forecast,...

Scientists have discovered a method to separate pure magnesium salt, a raw material for magnesium metal, from the ocean.

Research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has earned three awards this year from R&D Magazine, a trade journal that annually recognizes the 100 top industrial inventions worldwide.