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Research and education in energy science and engineering

A type of rechargeable battery that uses lithium ions as a key component of its electrochemistry. The new polymer can improve their energy storage and output.

Process developed by Iowa Powder Atomization Technologies to produce titanium powder while significantly reducing power consumption in industrial applications.

A protective plastic coating that encapsulates the nanosensor, serving both as protection and as an active component of the detection mechanism.

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Iowa Powder Atomization Technologies testing new atomization technology to reduce industrial power consumption.

Umpqua Energy developing clean-burning engines intended to replace conventional engines in various vehicle types.

Vorbeck Materials experimenting with nanotechnology to create more efficient lithium-ion batteries and improve hydrogen fuel cell performance.

Electronic components made from graphene used in nanotechnology applications for battery and fuel cell efficiency.

Hydrogen-based engines designed to replace conventional engines in various vehicle types.

A plasmonic optical nanosensor encapsulated in plastic that detects hydrogen gas by changing color. Capable of detecting 0.1% hydrogen in air in less than a second and designed for use in hydrogen-powered vehicles and industrial applications.