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Scientists Develop Carbon-14 Diamond Battery with a 5,000-Year Lifespan Powered by Radioactive Decay
Imagine a battery that doesn’t need replacing for thousands of years. That’s not science fiction—it’s the groundbreaking innovation that a group of researchers in the UK has recently achieved. By ...
Imagine never recharging your phone or replacing a pacemaker for generations. Advances in nuclear diamond technology suggest ...
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New aluminum-graphite battery system proves fast, stable performance for grids
New aluminum-graphite battery demonstrator signals a bold step toward lithium-free energy storage A team ...
In a global first, researchers from the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and the University of Bristol have created a diamond battery using radioactive decay from carbon-14. The ...
Nuestra tecnología tiene el potencial de cambiar la industria energética y hacerla más sostenible y eficiente.” — Dr. Nima Golsharifi SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA ...
It’s a milestone for lithium-free battery technology: for the first time ever, a complete battery system demonstrator based on aluminum-graphite-dual-ion batteries (AGDIB) has been realized. This ...
Scientists and engineers from the University of Bristol in the U.K. have announced the successful development of the world's first nuclear-powered battery. It uses a radioactive isotope embedded in a ...
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