Novel Translucent Superinsulated Latent Heat Storage Wall
Buildings account for almost 41% of the world’s energy consumption, which contributes to 30% of the annual greenhouse gas emissions [1]. Trombe wall integrating phase…
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Towards Cheap, Miniaturized, Robust Sensors For Explosives
The compound 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene (TNT) is an explosive material widely used for military, industrial, and mining applications. Its reduction products are known to be toxic and…
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The Melody Of Sugar: A New Dimension In Diabetes Research
Diabetes Mellitus refers to a group of prevalent metabolic disorders manifested by the persistent rise in blood sugar level. Once sweet and pleasing, when in…
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Making Building Energy Modeling Smarter
In building energy modeling, there are two areas that can be improved including the modeling process and outputs. Existing computer tools and methods focused on…
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Superhydrophobic Nanotip And Nanopore Arrays: A Practical Substrate For Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy
Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is a kind of powerful spectroscopic analytical technique which can detect the molecular arrangement, intermolecular interaction, and molecular structure on the…
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Encircling Cities From Rural Areas? Barriers To The Diffusion Of Solar Water Heaters In China’s Urban Market
Solar thermal heating is a comparatively low-tech and low-cost renewable energy technology, but its contribution to global green energy is much higher than the eye-catching…
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Effect Of Microstructure And Surface Features On Wetting Angle Of A Fe-3.2wt%C.E. Cast Iron With Water
Self-cleaning surfaces are not easily wetted with water. Water droplets build upon such surfaces and roll away easily. This property affects surface properties such as…
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Zombie Crabs And How To Identify Them
On the outside, they look exactly like the normal mud crabs that we loved to eat so much; Nothing much has changed, at least not…
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Do Addicts Have Free Will? What Research Says About The Nature Of Addiction
“Going cold turkey” and “kicking the habit” are familiar idioms, but their origins are not. Some (and perhaps many) heroin addicts quit on their own…
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Achieving The Goal Of Reduced Greenhouse Gases In Poland
According to the European Union political agenda, Poland has to cut off its emissions of greenhouse gases and particles in order to mitigate negative effects…
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Using Biogas From Vinasse To Enable Sugarcane Bagasse Availability For Bioethanol Production
Recent environmental policies demand more and more biofuels, clean energy availability, and fewer pollutant emissions. In that sense, the ethanol and sugarcane industry stands out…
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