Implementing a project to produce electricity by light engine
Researching, designing and manufacturing solar power generation system based on the principle of accumulation (light engine)
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Light.
3,286 published items.
Researching, designing and manufacturing solar power generation system based on the principle of accumulation (light engine)
Scientists from the University of Southern Mississippi, USA have created a material that simulates the structure of hair, hair of animals ...
A team from the University of South California led by Dr. Xiaodong Li has created a material called boron carbide, which is super-hard but very light.
Turn on the lights, control the TV, get the keys to open the door ... all those things will become the past ...
A Swiss metallurgical company has launched an environmentally friendly electric motor model that offers higher energy efficiency than current engines.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) have used the virus to remove hydrogen from water.
Scientists at McGill University (Canada) have successfully developed a new exploration technique called ultra-high-spectral imagery.
The glass can not only adjust the transparency to suit the weather conditions but also can generate energy from sunlight to operate on its own.
New research into the plasmon effect has overcome the earlier limitation of the ability to absorb light to convert it into electricity from solar cells.
Recently, American scientists have discovered the opposite, light can bend matter.
German scientists have successfully fabricated capable materials
RTI has developed an intelligent light bulb with nanofibres, saving energy five times that of conventional lamps.
Plastic films have ingredients made from gelatine and silver halide, with optimal light-emitting. But gelatine is easy to decompose over time.
The fact that US troops fought terrorist and enemy groups with laser weapons would only be a matter of time in reality.
British engineers claim the glowing wall stickers can replace traditional light bulbs in the next 10 years