Devices are often limited by the bulkiness of their batteries—but what if we could shape the batteries into whatever form we ...

Today’s wearable technology like smartwatches, hearing aids, and fitness trackers rely on rigid, bulky batteries. While these ...

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A team of chemical and biomolecular engineers, physicists and battery specialists affiliated with several institutions in the ...

The development is promising, but for now remains under research. Researchers make breakthrough on revolutionary device that ...

To help our members make a smart decision about replacing their car battery, Consumer Reports tests more than 100 individual car batteries in our lab every year. And not just once—in fact ...

Newcastle-headquartered energy storage solutions company Allegro Energy has unveiled a breakthrough innovation in long-duration energy storage (LDES) with Australia’s first locally manufactured ...

More recently, Betavolt announced its 3-volt diamond nuclear battery that uses nickel-63 and a diamond semiconductor using the same beta particle principle that can power a device for 50 years.

When owning a laptop, one of the most important things to know is how to check the battery health of your device. Checking the battery health may mean the difference between forking out hundreds ...

Scientists have developed a prototype nuclear battery using radiocarbon that could power small devices for decades without recharging.

During demonstrations of the prototype battery, the researchers found that beta rays released from radiocarbon on both electrodes triggered the ruthenium-based dye on the anode to generate an electron ...

called an electron avalanche, occurs. Then the avalanche travels through the dye and the titanium dioxide effectively collects the generated electrons. The new battery also has radiocarbon in the ...