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Computer illustration of a nerve cell showing the Axon, cell body, nucleus and dendrites.
Artificial IntelligenceTopicTypeComputingNews

Dendrocentric AI Could Run on Watts, Not Megawatts

Artificial intelligence that mimics dendrites could enable powerful AIs to run on smartphones instead of the cloud

3 min read
Illustration shows a grey disk with two metal circles on each end and a thin piece of metal attached to each. Thin grey strips branch out of one of them. Above and below the disk are illustrative red arrows facing the disk.
EnergyTopicNewsType

Practical Solid-State Batteries Using Pressure

Mechanical stress exploits workaround to electrochemical failure

4 min read
Interior damage to the BESS after the explosion (left), and after debris was removed to gain access to begin the forensics analysis (right).
EnergyTopicNewsType

Dispute Erupts Over What Sparked an Explosive Li-ion Energy Storage Accident

The April 2019 accident near Phoenix put plans on hold to further deploy battery energy-storage systems across Arizona

8 min read
Image: Drexel University
SemiconductorsNewsTypeTopic

Nanodiamonds May Help Make Lithium-Ion Batteries Better and Safer

Nanocrystals could prevent short circuits and fires and maybe allow for 10 times more energy storage

2 min read

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