Science and Technology
An evolutionary adaptation that allows one ocean bacteria to thrive could prove to be its Achilles Heel as oceans change, new study reveals.
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USC Dornsife scientists may have solved the storage problem that has long slowed the spread of renewables. [2 min read]
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Chemistry Ph.D. student Betsy Melenbrink works as part of a U.S.-African graduate student team to design and build an inexpensive, eco-friendly electrochemistry teaching module.
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Imaginative new approaches to battery technology may give us longer-lasting power in smaller packages. More important, they may give renewable energy the charge it needs to finally succeed on a wide scale.
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The next wave of batteries will pack a larger charge in a smaller size, benefiting everything from cell phones to cars and even aircraft.
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Intended for use in power plants, the battery is cheap, rechargeable, organic and can make the energy grid more efficient.
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USC Dornsife-led team develops a battery that could help California transition to renewable energy sources.
