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Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.
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Magnetically propelled trains
A form of transportation that uses magnetic forces for propulsion, currently employed in some countries.
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Technological advances in nanotechnology are making the production of hydrogen fuel cells more viable.
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Hydrogen fuel cell bus
Zero-emission bus powered by hydrogen fuel cells, deployed in trial fleets across European cities. Solaris is investing in modular hydrogen platforms.
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Solar panels
127,000 solar panels supplied by Trina Solar for the Webberville solar farm to convert sunlight into electricity.
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Dunwei Wang
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Kian Tan
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Harnessing electromagnetism as an energy source
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Nanonet could unlock the future of alternative energy
Researchers from Boston College developed a new energy system using nanotechnology, led by Professors Dunwei Wang and Kian Tan.
Electromagnetism could be the future of energy for the whole world
Researchers from Boston College are collaborating on efforts to capture electromagnetic force for energy applications.

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