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Sustainable energy solutions via novel material engineering

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Developing ruthenium-based interconnects for next-generation semiconductor devices

Solid-state battery breakthroughs with sulfide-based electrolytes for safer energy storage

Considering 10,000-year material stability for next-generation nuclear waste encapsulation

Ultra-stable glass alloys for nuclear waste encapsulation over 10,000 years

Via plasma-enhanced atomic layer deposition of corrosion-resistant coatings for nuclear fusion reactors

Accidental discovery of superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene at room temperature

For 2060 fusion power integration using currently available materials

Enhancing waste-heat thermoelectrics with enzymatic polymerization for self-powered wearable sensors

Accelerating nanomaterial synthesis via microwave-assisted plasma reactors for perovskite solar cells

Optimizing perovskite-based carbon capture membranes for industrial-scale CO2 sequestration

Combining archaeological metallurgy with modern superconductivity research via scientific folklore methods

Using waste-heat thermoelectrics for decentralized energy harvesting in urban environments