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August 2019

34 articles
  1. A biocompatible magnetic skin that could enable new wearable systems
  2. Nylon as a building block for transparent electronic devices?
  3. A laser for penetrating waves

    Aug 19 · 07:06Metals Tech

    A laser for penetrating waves

  4. Chemical and physical origins of friction on surfaces with atomic steps
  5. Lab-based dark energy experiment narrows search options for elusive force
  6. Is This Why Tesla Stays Secretive About Maxwell Technologies?
  7. Solid-State Batteries Could Power Electric Vehicle Breakthrough
  8. How Electric Vehicle Makers Are Figuring Out ‘Engine’ Noise
  9. Germany hopes to mine lithium, the white gold of e-mobility
  10. Clean Energy At 1 Cent Per Kilowatt-Hour

    Aug 19 · 07:01Green Energy

    Clean Energy At 1 Cent Per Kilowatt-Hour

  11. Remember The Solar Road In France? It Turned Out To Be A Total Disaster
  12. Tesla’s relaunched solar power efforts include $50 panel rentals
  13. Tesla pitches a solar rental program to boost its renewable energy business
  14. Copper ticks up on China stimulus hopes

    Aug 19 · 06:59Battery Metals

    Copper ticks up on China stimulus hopes

  15. Copper nearly flat on trade conflict uncertainty
  16. Research in Tri-Cities could make cars and planes more fuel efficient and super strong
  17. Minehub partners with Amphora for metals, mining blockchain
  18. A wearable device so thin and soft you won’t even notice it
  19. Frenchman achieves ‘dream’ of first hoverboard Channel crossing
  20. Quantum entanglement in chemical reactions? Now there’s a way to find out
  21. Technique uses magnets, light to control and reconfigure soft robots
  22. French EV Retrofit Start-Up Transition-ONE Wants to Future-Proof Your Hatchback
  23. EV startup unveils new insane-looking electric car with ‘400 miles’ of range
  24. A 20,000-Tonnes-Per-Annum Lithium Project Advances With MOU