Imperial College Plasma Physics Research Group
Imperial College London
As over 99% of the universe is in a plasma state, plasma physics is a fundamental subject underpinning many wide […]
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Transport coefficients of a relativistic plasma
Imperial College London
Using the notation of Braginskii, Steven Rose, Chair of Plasma Physics Imperial College London, discusses semianalytical forms of the electrical resistivity, thermoelectric, […]
A photon-photon collider in a vacuum
Imperial College London
The ability to create matter from light is amongst the most striking predictions of quantum electrodynamics. Experimental signatures of this […]
Abnormal brain structure implicated in stimulant drug addiction
University of Cambridge
Addiction to drugs is a major contemporary public health issue, characterized by maladaptive behavior to obtain and consume an increasing […]
Where Do Photo-generated Holes Go in Anatase:Rutile TiO2?
Imperial College London
Anatase:rutile TiO2 junctions are often shown to be more photocatalytically active than anatase or rutile alone, but the underlying cause […]
Transient Absorption Spectroscopy of Anatase and Rutile: the Impact of Morphology and Phase on Photocatalytic Activity
Imperial College London
Andreas Kafizas discusses transient absorption spectroscopy (TAS) to investigate the kinetic dependences of photocatalysis in anatase and rutile TiO2 films of […]
Rechargeable non-aqueous Mg-Br2 battery
Boston College
Mg metal has long been considered the most promising anode material for the energy storage systems beyond Li-ion batteries. Its […]
Aligned nanowires and webbed nanowires
Boston College
Dunwei Wang, Boston College focusing on understanding the science of energy conversion and storage. His research team aims to develop […]
Maximum warming occurs about one decade after a carbon dioxide emission
Stanford University
It is known that carbon dioxide emissions cause the Earth to warm, but no previous study has focused on examining […]
Time-domain characterization of human skin tissue for nano-electromagnetic communication
Queen Mary University of London
Nishtha Chopra, School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science