Tag: Illinois

Illinois scientists show how computer chips could rewire themselves on demand to take in new data like a human brain does.

A team including researchers from the University of Chicago and the University of Michigan developed a robot to speed up nanomaterial manufacturing.

John Deere and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory are developing a smaller, lighter inverter that could boost power density 378%.

H2NOW Chicago's sensor-laden, real-time water monitoring platform provides public updates on the Chicago River’s quality. 

Northwestern University computer engineers' platform allows even novice programmers and hobbyists to build their own battery-free electronics.

Cargo and tanker ships account for about 3% of global carbon emissions. Northwestern University researchers are working to make them carbon-neutral.

NuMat Technologies' new partnership aims to develop more energy- and cost-effective chemical separation technologies.

Celadyne Technologies is developing membrane technology to improve the efficiency and costs of hydrogen production, use, and storage.

The urban sensor project measures pollution, temperature, noise, and other environmental data for healthier and more efficient cities.

Carbon capture projects in Illinois and Missouri aim to help industrial facilities reach carbon neutrality more efficiently than other methods.