“Sugar” flow batteries, the future is sweet: more energy, less costs
PNNL researchers find that adding sugar to electrolytes increases the energy of flow batteries by 60% and extends their life.
PNNL researchers find that adding sugar to electrolytes increases the energy of flow batteries by 60% and extends their life.
Cutlery and utensils that dissolve shortly after use? The future of sustainability in catering also passes through materials
The popular sweetener could hide nasty pitfalls. A warning from science to the latest survey on erythritol: eyes open even on foods defined as "healthier"
Sugars that don't just hurt, but are even good for you? An impossible feat, or so it seemed. Listen here.
A groundbreaking discovery could avoid consuming large amounts of sugar as a sweetener and transform the food industry
According to a study published by Cambridge, over the past 10 years there has been an ever-increasing use of added sugars and non-nutritive sweeteners in the production of packaged foods.
The tax on sugary drinks (or, if you like, the broader sugar tax) is good for health and pockets, especially for the poor.
An Israeli company patents an engineered sugar that can replace traditional sugar and all the sweeteners that have emerged in recent years.
Lithium, the main element in the composition of the batteries that power our devices (and also ...