Green Tech Innovation News

Midwest researchers' discovery aboard the International Space Station could lead to cleaner combustion engine developments.

A University of Michigan research team's OLED screen innovation could reduce electronic devices’ energy consumption and extend their life.

The "smart concrete" incorporates the nanomaterial graphene for more durable and functional building materials.

Grid Catalyst will offer funding and guidance to clean energy startups, with a specific focus on technologies for colder climates.

A new regional partnership has received $900,000 in federal funding to help Midwest energy-related tech startups scale, attract capital, and drive economic development.  The money is part of a $9.5 million U.S....

Purdue University engineers' outdoor air circulation system would especially benefit buildings in warm, humid climates.

Ohio State University researchers' specially engineered metal alloy could be used in a “heat switch” to cool clean energy and computing technologies.

University of Michigan engineers posed these five questions to capitalize on a promising electric vehicle power supply — lithium metal solid-state batteries.

Researchers added titanium dioxide to cement and found that doing so nearly doubled the material's natural ability to sequester carbon.

Magnetostriction, which causes fluorescent lights to buzz, plays a big part in a new material that could lead to more energy-efficient computing.