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New Ozone Generator Effectively Kills Germs Written by AZoSensorsFeb 2 2021 While ultraviolet light and chlorine are the routine ways of disinfecting water, ozone is just as effective in destroying microorganisms. The electrodes for the ozone generator are made of silicon wafers with precisely etched trenches. Image Credit: © Fraunhofer ISIT. So far, scientists have only used ozone as an oxidation agent for treating water in large-scale plants. But now a project consortium from Schleswig-Holstein is designing a tiny ozone generator that can be used in smaller applications, like small domesti...

Image Credit: Bjoern Wylezich/Shutterstock.com Antimony is a metallic element commonly used in the semiconductor industry due to its high charge mobility. However, while it has been traditionally famed for its charge transport capabilities, several recent developments have suggested that antimony thin films may offer some highly desirable, tunable optical properties as well. Switchable Films Recent work in Science Advances has demonstrated that antimony thin films can be switched between two distinct states using light pulses, with exciting implications for combining optoelectronics and pl...

IIU clinches research and development grant Islamabad January 7, 2021 Islamabad : The team of International Islamic University (IIU) has brought an honor to the International Islamic University (IIU) by winning yet another international Research and Development (R&D) grant from HEC and British Council. Dr. Imran Murtaza, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Shuja and Centre for Advanced Electronics and Photovoltaic Engineering (CAEPE) won the grant. The project aimed to engineer the Energy harvesters and develop the self-charging power packs with the potential to revolutionize wearable technology and electric c...