Solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOECs), a key technology for producing green hydrogen without carbon emissions, require a high-temperature "sintering" process to harden ceramic powders. Researchers at...

Solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOECs), a key technology for producing green hydrogen without carbon emissions, require a high-temperature "sintering" process to harden ceramic powders.

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Incorporating hard materials like diamond or carbon nanotubes (CNTs) into steel presents unique challenges, particularly when using traditi...

In a groundbreaking advancement for the future of space exploration and in-orbit manufacturing, researchers have unveiled a pioneering method for fabricating electronic devices in microgravity environments. This innovative approach leverages laser sintering techniques applied to electrohydrodynamic inkjet-printed silver, enabling the production of intricate and high-performance conductive components far beyond Earth’s confines. The novel integration of these technologies signals a transformative leap in the way electronic circuits and devices can be assembled directly in space, circumventing many of the traditional constraints and logistical challenges faced by current manufacturing paradigms.