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Scotland pioneers eco-friendly recycling with bacteria that 'eat' batteries, isolating cobalt, manganese, nickel and lithium for new applications

Pi-Pop raises the sustainability rate of E-bikes: no more lithium, no recharging, just kinetic energy to make it move

The rather vaguely named mini electric car uses interchangeable Gogoro batteries for faster and more convenient electric mobility.

BTRY, a spin-off of the Swiss federal laboratories Empa, presents thin, safe and eco-friendly batteries that can be recharged in one minute.

Singapore scientists develop ultra-thin battery for smart contact lenses, powered by tear fluid. A revolution in the field!

Japanese researchers develop Nafion-based air batteries. Let's take a look?

Major research combines CRISPR and bacteria to identify tumor DNA, offering hope for early diagnosis of various diseases.

Today we're talking about the buffer battery: a small component of our computers that often goes unnoticed and which, at times, can be the cause of even serious problems and malfunctions. That's right! Despite ...

Shanghai welcomes world's first gravity-fed battery, 25 MW marking a breakthrough in renewable energy.

MIT develops a supercapacitor concrete that could turn our homes and streets into massive electric batteries, revolutionizing the way we store green energy.

PNNL researchers find that adding sugar to electrolytes increases the energy of flow batteries by 60% and extends their life.

Forget black gold, here's phosphate: a Norwegian mine promises to cover global demand for battery minerals for a century.

Tel Aviv scientists use bacterial toxin to cause cancer cells to self-destruct: excellent results

An interesting hybrid battery doesn't just make energy: it also produces two useful chemicals, furfuryl alcohol and furoic acid.

C-PVEH, a new high-performance device, promises to power the future of the Internet of Things by turning vibrations into electricity.

A Chinese electric car is a game changer with a bold business model: you only pay for the car. And the battery? For rent.

At the University of Washington developed the prototype of a device that collects and harnesses energy from an antenna. Will the cell phones of tomorrow be like this?

ATES: the technology that can transform aquifers into natural "batteries" to store thermal energy and reduce emissions

Californian researchers develop a battery with practically eternal capacity, which could change the future of devices.

A battery that can be implanted in mice "suffocates" tumors by depriving them of oxygen, and makes them disappear in just two weeks.

This is how scientific research is transforming Escherichia Coli into a precious ally in the fight against all tumours