
“Scientists have created a window coating that can be switched electrically to regulate the amount of heat and light that enters a building. A team of molecular and material scientists from the United States and Spain created a transparent film using nanocrystals — microscopic clusters of atoms that can change the wavelength of light. The window is an electrochemical cell with two glass panes separated by an electrically conductive electrolyte liquid. But several issues must be fixed before the material can be used in windows — including replacing the highly flammable lithium metal used as a counter-electrode, and finding a solid electrolyte.”
Related posts:
Mongolia's new law expected to attract Chinese billions
Eric Holder defends seizure of AP phone logs to track down ‘the most serious’ CIA leak
Escaping The Education BLOB: The Ron Paul Curriculum
$625K in gold stolen at Miami International Airport
Is Government Really The Price Of Civilization?
Colorado's Marijuana Legalization Campaign Goes To Court Over Deleted Text In Ballot Book
Moscow Subway To Use Devices To Read Data On Phones
30,000 California inmates launch hunger strike against ‘state-sanctioned torture’
Venezuelan devaluation sparks panic buying
U.S. to seize New York skyscraper it claims is secretly owned by Iran
Mexico says marijuana legalization in U.S. could change anti-drug strategies
Bored With Banking, This Former Citi Trader Went Full Crypto
Companies 'work around' U.S. oil export ban
Taxes: What Are Your Chances of Being Audited?
Belgian minister eyes citizens' Swiss accounts