Hanyang University
Hanyang University
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Hanyang University was founded in 1939. It is ranked 4th in the number of CEO's at the top 100 Korean companies and 5th in Korea by number of SCI citations.
Seed lab (Superconductivity, Electrical material & Energy storage Device lab) was established in 2009. Superconductivity research area includes improving and stabilizing superconductor levitation. Current researches on piezoelectricity include "Water Energy Scavenging Technology using Piezoelectric Harvesting" and "Development of piezoelectric harvesting system for application of train".
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2012
3 May 2012
Single Crystals are in at Energy Harvesting & Storage Europe
These naturally occurring, but mostly manufactured, piezoelectric materials are fast becoming a hot topic for exploration in energy harvesting, exhibiting 10 times as much voltage output compared with polycrystalline PZT(1) are utilized in applications where the emphasis is on high output and sensitivity.29 Feb 2012
The Asian Research Network: a collaboration to boost science
The spirit of cooperation is aiding research productivity across Asia.2011
20 Oct 2011
CNTs made into tiny artificial muscles
UBC researchers invent tiny artificial muscles with the strength, flexibility of elephant trunk23 Aug 2011
Highlights of the IWPMA conference, Virginia Tech, 8-10 August
Professor Ray Baughman from the University of Texas at Dallas discussed in his keynote presentation the bi-scrolled yarns developed by his team.18 Mar 2011
Researchers develop high-capacity, temperature-tolerant li-ion battery
The Journal of the American Chemical Society recently published a study investigating advanced lithium ion battery applications for commercial electric vehicles.18 Jan 2011
Carbon nanotube webs and biscrolled yarns
UT Dallas's biscrolling technology is rich in application possibilities. For instance to make improved biofuel cells that might eventually be used to power medical implants2010
25 May 2010
Semiconductor manufacturing technique holds promise for solar energy
Semiconductor manufacturing technique holds promise for solar energy2007
17 Dec 2007
Gel that changes color on demand, USA
MIT, USA researchers have created a new structured gel that can rapidly change color in response to a variety of stimuli, and could be used as an environmental sensor at food processing plants, where the sensor could indicate whether food that must remain dry has been overly exposed to humidity.