The high-energy metalloid, boron, has been recognized by multiple researchers as a potential secondary energy source for liquid hydrocarbon fuel to power volume-limited propulsion devices such as ...

Imagine if phones never got hot no matter how many apps were running. Picture a future where supercomputers use less energy, ...

Scientists have created a scalable cryogenic process for producing borophene sheets that efficiently harvest energy from ...

TAE Life Sciences is developing a next-generation boron neutron capture therapy for cancer. After recently introducing Alphabeam, a compact and affordable accelerator-based neutron system suitable ...