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New research studies the surface modification of graphene for use in lithium-ion batteries.
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and CalCEF Galvanize California's Battery Industry
New partnership, CalCharge, to foster California’s blossoming battery innovation ecosystem.
New Electrochemistry Prize Announced
BASF and Volkswagen announce the annual “Science Award Electrochemistry”, with a 50,000EUR prize on offer.
Turning the Forest’s Garbage to Black Gold: Polymerization in Biorefineries
Swedish researchers have pioneering a polymerization process that converts the pulp and fragments released from many wood processing operations into value-added products such as refined chemicals and materials.
Bayer to Establish Wind Energy Research Center
MaterialScience division to pool expertise in research and development at existing site in Otterup, Denmark.
Solar Photovoltaic Industry Leaders Announce Global Solar Council
Representatives of leading international companies in the solar photovoltaic industry announce the founding of the Global Solar Council.
Thermally Stable Solar Cell Materials
A new approach can help scientists predict the thermal stability of potential absorber materials for solar cells.
BASF acquires Novolyte Technologies
BASF, Arsenal and Foosung have announced BASF’s acquisition of Novolyte Technologies, based in Cleveland, Ohio (USA).
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