Researchers developed a new sodium-metal battery capable of charging in around four minutes while retaining its capacity over long-term use. The technology could offer a more affordable route to next-generation energy storage.
Researchers developed a new sodium-metal battery capable of charging in around four minutes while retaining its capacity over long-term use. The technology could offer a more affordable route to next-generation energy storage.
The BOHR satellite, launched in July, demonstrated a commercially developed nuclear-powered spacecraft technology using tritium-based betavoltaic power. Unlike conventional solar-powered satellites, the system generates electricity from radioactive decay, potentially enabling…
Read moreTwo research teams reported advances in silicon-based quantum processors, including integrated cryogenic control electronics and improved multiqubit operations. These developments address some of the engineering challenges involved in building larger…
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