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Luigi Occhipinti. An international team of scientists have produced a fully woven smart textile display that integrates active electronic, sensing, energy and photonic functions. ... energy, Internet of Things (IoT), distributed sensor networks and

based inks and printed using typical commercial equipment, the first time that graphene has been used for printing on a large-scale commercial printing press at high speed. ... Two years ago, Hasan and his colleagues produced a prototype of a transparent

The inks that were tested in the experiments were produced by the research group of Professor Andrea Ferrari, Director of the Cambridge Graphene Centre. ... Graphene-based composites may also be used to offer radiation protection, a compulsory

Francis Bacon developed the first successful fuel cell in 1932, running on pure O. ... It was however the first type of fuel cell to be commercially produced and enjoys widespread terrestrial use.

The River Point Project is a global community-based initiative with a dual purpose. ... Consumers are increasingly making purchasing decisions based on how green the packaging is.

The Graphene Pavilion includes live demos and prototypes of many different properties and applications such as printable touch sensors (by the Cambridge Graphene Centre and partner Novalia), flexible displays (by the ... Cambridge Graphene Centreand

detached. Adrian Digby and Bill Fagg, the founding keepers, installed in the grand state rooms – entirely unsuited to immersive anthropological displays – a flexible system of cases and ceilings that could be ... It was on this first visit that I

However, the team, led by Professor Jong Min Kim from Cambridge’s Department of Engineering, found that flexible displays and smart fabrics can be made much more cheaply, and more sustainably, ... The researchers say it could be possible for large,

I and a small team produced the first and only map of the Canadian subarctic using RCAF Trimetragon photographs. ... System. First, however, I needed to understand the processes which shape our own planet.