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A Novel Mechanochemistry Method to Make Non-Toxic Chemicals - Vimarsana News

A Novel Mechanochemistry Method to Make Non-Toxic Chemicals

At present, the manufacturing of chemicals contributes 40% of all energy used in production. Also, the method leads to toxic solvent waste that pollutes the environment and causes health risks to animals and humans.

Source: azom.com
Strange Physical Phenomenon to Control Light in New Ways - Vimarsana News

Strange Physical Phenomenon to Control Light in New Ways

Researchers at the University of Michigan have demonstrated how to create cage structures with nanoparticles using computer simulations, which could indicate a way to create structured nanostructures with heterogeneous materials.

Injectable Bioelectrodes Hydrogels with Tunable Degradability - Vimarsana News

Injectable Bioelectrodes Hydrogels with Tunable Degradability

Efficient biological signal transmission can be achieved with the use of implantable bioelectrodes. The use of metal-based bioelectrodes is associated with tissue inflammation, inefficient signal transduction, and uncontrolled stability in living biological systems.

Chemical Mechanisms of Perovskite-Based Electrolytes for SOFCs - Vimarsana News

Chemical Mechanisms of Perovskite-Based Electrolytes for SOFCs

With water as the only “waste” product, solid oxide fuel cells, often known as SOFCs, are a type of electrochemical device that uses hydrogen as fuel to produce electricity

Source: azom.com
Analyzing Whether Nuclear Physics Improves Earthquake Prediction - Vimarsana News

Analyzing Whether Nuclear Physics Improves Earthquake Prediction

The study questions if nuclear physics can enhance the prediction of earthquakes. That is the aim of the European research project artEmis, in which the GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung is taking part collectively with twelve other institutes.