Recently, Prof. Michael. D. Guiver and Prof. Yan Yin at the State Key Laboratory of Engines, cooperated with Prof. Dario R. Dekel from Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, published their new research, titled Multi-scale study on bifunctional Co/Fe‒N‒C cathode catalyst layers with high active site density for the oxygen reduction reaction, in Applied Catalysis B: Environmental. The reg...
With the rapid development of electronic technology, electronic products are widely loved by consumers worldwide. Global consumer electronics sales are showing an explosive growth trend, reaching 103.2 million dollars in 2019. The trend, however, is resulting in the explosive growth of electronic waste that is difficult to recycle and hazardous to the environment and human health. It is reporte...
Recently, Professor Liu Xinlei at the School of Chemical Engineering and Technology published a communication entitled “Highly Water-Permeable Metal–Organic Framework MOF-303 Membranes for Desalination” in Journal of the American Chemical Society (https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.1c10192). PhD candidate Cong Shenzhen was the first author.Metal−organic frameworks (MOFs) are a family of porous cr...
Researchers from Tianjin University have developed a soft magnetic levitation micropumps (SMLMs) suitable for wearable and implantable applications. It shows great potential for fully flexible artificial organs that may revolutionize health care and improve the well-being of patients.Centrifugal pumps account for more than 80% of the worlds’ pump production and are capable of offering continuo...
While people are rejoicing at the coming of the 5G era, 6G network planning is already in full swing. Recently, Zhan Yu, '22, an undergraduate of Electronic Science and Technology at the School of Microelectronics, reported dielectric ceramic materials with excellent wide-temperature stability that can be applied to the development of wireless communication system antennas. The related technolo...
Natural spider silk with extraordinary mechanical properties is typically spun from more than one type of spidroin, including major and minor components. Although the main components of various spider silks have been widely studied, less people know about the molecular role of the minor silk components in spidroin self-assembly and fiber formation. This seriously hinders the design and produc...