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RMIT University

Proton Battery. Photo Credit: www.rmit.edu.au

September 9, 2023

Melbourne Engineers Unveil the Next-Tech: The Proton Battery Revolution!

Engineers in Melbourne are at the forefront of the global race to develop an affordable rechargeable battery for solar energy storage that doesn’t rely on scarce natural resources. The innovative ‘proton battery’

PhD candidate Jordan Noronha holding a sample of the new titanium lattice structure 3D printed in cube form.

Materials·Science

RMIT’s Titanium Metamaterial Achieves a 50% Strength Increase Over Leading Aerospace Alloys in Groundbreaking Test Results

Experiments conducted by RMIT University in Australia have had fruitful results generating metamaterial (artificial material) from utilizing a familiar common titanium alloy called Ti-6AI-4V. This revealed a lattice structure (repeating a three-dimensional pattern of atoms in a crystal) possessing an

August 26, 2024