University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Wood-based biodegradable computer chip

A new type of computer chip developed using a wood-based material (cellulose nanofibril) as a substrate, making it biodegradable and environmentally friendly.

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Solar energy system mimicking sunflowers

New biofuel production technology

Efficient hydrogen production using solar energy

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Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Proton-exchange membrane (PEM)

A membrane used in electrolyzers and hydrogen fuel cells that is permeable to hydrogen. A key challenge is managing hydrogen crossover through this membrane.

Liquid Crystalline Elastomers (LCEs)

Materials that exhibit change in contrast and contraction when exposed to heat, used in the new solar energy system to enable bending towards the sun.

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A significant component of gasoline produced from glucose through the PEM fuel cell process. Traditionally produced only through crude oil refinement.

A chemical compound produced from acetone through the PEM fuel cell process. Isopropanol is commonly used as a gasoline additive.

Wood-based biodegradable computer chip

A new type of computer chip developed using a wood-based material (cellulose nanofibril) as a substrate, making it biodegradable and environmentally friendly.

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Efficient hydrogen production using solar energy

Development of a new catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells

Development of a low-cost, non-metal catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells

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Researchers discover new platinum-alternative fuel cell catalyst

7 years 8 months ago

Researchers at this university have discovered a new potential catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells.

New catalyst could make hydrogen fuel cells much less expensive

10 years 9 months ago

A research team from this university has developed a new catalyst intended to make hydrogen fuel cells more efficient and less expensive.

Researchers develop new low-cost catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells

10 years 11 months ago

Researchers from this institution have developed a new non-metal catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells, aiming to reduce production costs.

Scientists use green technology to develop new biodegradable computer chips

11 years ago

Scientists at this university developed a wood-based biodegradable computer chip.

Researchers tap into solar energy to produce hydrogen fuel

12 years 3 months ago

Researchers from this university have developed a new method for producing hydrogen fuel efficiently and cost-effectively using solar energy.

Hyrax Energy and WARF enter into licensing agreement

13 years 8 months ago

Researchers from this university, along with Hyrax Energy, developed a new technology to convert cellulosic biomass into clean fuel and chemicals.

PEM fuel cell used to produce renewable liquid fuel

13 years 8 months ago

One of three institutions leading research on PEM fuel cell-based renewable liquid fuel production. Collaborated with peers in Massachusetts and South Korea on this process development.

New solar energy system mimics sunflowers

13 years 10 months ago

Researchers from this university have developed a new solar energy system that mimics the heliotropism of sunflowers.

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