Dark side of the panel: Research tries to shed more light on solar sustainability
Michigan State University researchers are working to make photovoltaic technologies greener and more sustainable.
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Cut the cord: ‘Charging room’ wirelessly powers electronics
A project from University of Michigan and University of Tokyo researchers uses magnetic fields to wirelessly charge devices.
Humans vs. robots: Michigan researchers study lowest emission package delivery method
A study from the University of Michigan and Ford found that the type of transportation used to get packages around neighborhoods matters most.
In Michigan, first-of-its-kind facility yields ‘ABC test’ for autonomous vehicle safety, efficiency
The University of Michigan's mock city serves as an accelerated test track to prove AVs as a clean and safe mode of transportation.
Michigan researchers develop brighter, more efficient electronics screens
A University of Michigan research team's OLED screen innovation could reduce electronic devices’ energy consumption and extend their life.
5 barriers for next-gen EV batteries, according to Michigan engineers
University of Michigan engineers posed these five questions to capitalize on a promising electric vehicle power supply — lithium metal solid-state batteries.
Michigan startup maps pollution disparities for healthier communities
Rapids Air Quality monitors environmental data to help cities address pollution, especially in low-income neighborhoods and communities of color.
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.
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