Irish battery breakthrough could help save the planet
Academics find way to make batteries with 250 per cent more energy density
Royal Irish Academy to establish a new academy for leading young researchers
RIA’s new five-year plan launched by Prof Peter Kennedy at admittance day ceremony
Five scientists to represent Ireland at Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Research council chooses candidates from variety of areas for conference in Germany
Battery breakthrough as Irish researchers triple storage capacity
Trinity research centre explores power of ultra-thin nanomaterial MXenes
Researcher in Trinity College secures €2.5m funding
Prof Valeria Nicolosi’s team is developing new type of extremely long-lasting battery
Flat out: being two-dimensional isn’t always a bad thing
Trinity College Dublin is hosting a three-day meeting to discuss the possibilities for the latest in flat technology and its applications in medicine, electronics and many other areas
TCD gets €150,000 to develop electrical storage system
Prof Valeria Nicolosi one of just 33 scientists to receive European Research Council grant
Thin materials could widen energy storage
Scientist exploring how atom-thick sheets of ‘two-dimensional’ nanomaterials could be used to better store energy
Pencilling in progress in nanoscience
Trinity College researchers are using graphite as a starting point to unlock the potential of ‘two ‘dimensional’ materials
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