Power up: Indiana team’s electrified concrete could charge vehicles as they drive
The Indiana Department of Transportation and Purdue University are developing wireless, contactless, in-ground equipment to electrify roadways.
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Artificial photosynthesis could be the future of clean energy
Purdue University researchers say their artificial leaf could produce energy even more efficiently than other renewables.
Outside in: Dehumidifying design could make ventilation more efficient, affordable
Purdue University engineers' outdoor air circulation system would especially benefit buildings in warm, humid climates.
Purdue engineers’ stronger concrete absorbs more CO2
Researchers added titanium dioxide to cement and found that doing so nearly doubled the material's natural ability to sequester carbon.
What’s the buzz? Magnetic properties for more energy-efficient computer chips
Magnetostriction, which causes fluorescent lights to buzz, plays a big part in a new material that could lead to more energy-efficient computing.
Feeling salty? Engineers develop most energy-efficient desalination process ever
Purdue University researchers are using batch reverse osmosis to process seawater more efficiently than ever before.
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