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Sustainable energy solutions via novel material engineering

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Investigating quantum coherence limits in room-temperature superconductors for energy transmission

Through quantum dot charge trapping for ultra-efficient solar energy conversion

Extending battery lifespan via quantum dot charge trapping for next-generation smartphone integration

Boosting solar efficiency with perovskite-silicon tandem cells under real-world irradiance conditions

Connecting medieval alchemy with materials discovery for sustainable catalyst design

Reimagining Victorian-era inventions with modern nanotechnology for sustainable energy solutions

Combining ancient and modern methods for sustainable concrete alternatives

At petapascal pressure regimes, synthesizing metastable superhydrides for room-temperature superconductivity

Planning post-2100 nuclear waste storage with self-healing geopolymer barriers

Employing germanium-silicon strain engineering for high-performance quantum dot solar cells

Optimizing perovskite tandem solar cells for 2024-2026 deployment in urban environments

Synthesizing future-historical approaches to predict next-gen battery material breakthroughs