Engineering & Technology

Insight into the thermal decomposition of a potential fuel additive shows it could promote cleaner and more efficient combustion.

South Korea's Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology has earned the highest ranking in three of its engineering departments, according to JoongAng Daily's 2017 University Assessment.

Simple chemicals called glycol ethers help make better perovskite thin films for solar cells.

Fluorescent polymer points the finger at traces of explosive devices.

A simple and versatile technique for manufacturing hybrid lasers on different materials opens the door to new applications for photonic devices.

The key to ultrathin high-efficiency sensors and solar cells could be materials covered with tiny trenches.

The 10th ASEAN Science, Technology and Innovation Week (ASTIW) will take place in 12 -20 October in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar.

An underwater wireless optical communications system for streaming high-quality, live video.

Smart mirrors serving as virtual shopping assistants can help customers quickly sort through clothing options and increase sales.

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Japanese researchers have helped discover, analyze and commercialize novel conducting materials and products, such as zirconia-based gas sensors and lithium-ion batteries.

The HKUST Robotics Team has scooped nine awards this year – including the world championship of the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) International Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) competition in Long Beach, California – the first Asian team who gained this honor since the game began in 2002.

Press Briefing on September 19, 2017, 11.30 to 13.00, hosted by ABB at Amber 4, Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) 

UNIMAS visits Japan with an aim to have a joint-collaboration between UNIMAS-Tokai University, Kyokuto Die-casting, Japan and HICOM Diecastings, Malaysia.

A new heating method for certain metals could lead to improved earthquake-resistant construction materials.

Solid crystals that self-assemble to form channels for an electric current could make safer batteries.

Investigation of paper-based electronics continues to advance, showing exciting signs of progress.

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Metallic nanostructures that slow down light dramatically can triple the efficiency of solar-based hydrogen fuel generation.

Photosensitive perovskites change shape when exposed to light.

Nagoya University-led international collaboration develops new approach to advanced sensor and energy harvesting devices based on controlling domain alignment in nanostructured ferroelectric materials.

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South Korea's Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology has signed MoU with Harvard SEAS for academic cooperation.

A nanosheet made of organic polymers has been developed to prevent the drying and deforming of biological samples, thus enabling high-quality imaging under microscopes.

The search is on for 10 innovators from Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand whose superb technical work promises to change the world. Who do you think belongs on the regional Innovators Under 35 list?

South Korea's Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has made a surprising discovery: Making better batteries via real-time TEM obervation.

A new algorithm could help scientists decide the best atomic structures for the materials they design.

A new generation biopolymer based solid polymer electrolyte has been formulated for energy harvesting by fabricating dye-sensitized solar cells. The fabricated DSSCs achieved more than 10% of energy conversion efficiency.