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02 May 2023 | Open Access

A quinary WTaCrVHf nanocrystalline refractory high-entropy alloy withholding extreme irradiation environments

Refractory high entropy alloys (RHEAs) have recently been developed in the context of high-temperature and severe environmental applications. Here the authors, by combining simulation and experiments, develop an irradiation resistant, thermally stable, and strong RHEA for nuclear application.
- O. El Atwani
- , H. T. Vo
- & E. Martinez
Nature Communications 14, 2516
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21 March 2023 | Open Access

Off-line measuring sampling data identification parameters for digital twins mirroring load modelling and stability analysis
- Javier Urquizo
- , Nathalie Ramirez
- & Juan Plazarte
Scientific Reports 13, 4653
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14 March 2023 | Open Access

Novel coil design and analysis for high-power wireless power transfer with enhanced Q-factor
- Charles Marfo Awuah
- , Patrick Danuor
- & Young-Bae Jung
Scientific Reports 13, 4187
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27 January 2023 | Open Access

A regressive machine-learning approach to the non-linear complex FAST model for hybrid floating offshore wind turbines with integrated oscillating water columns
- Irfan Ahmad
- , Fares M’zoughi
- & Aitor J. Garrido
Scientific Reports 13, 1499
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26 January 2023 | Open Access

Designing diversified renewable energy systems to balance multisector performance

Diversified renewable energy sources can enable the sustainable operation of multisector resource systems. An artificial intelligence-assisted multi-objective design framework, applied in Ghana, explores optimized management and investment strategies balancing hydropower, bioenergy, solar and wind energies, and their impacts.
- Jose M. Gonzalez
- , James E. Tomlinson
- & Julien J. Harou
Nature Sustainability 6, 415-427
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17 January 2023 | Open Access

Distinctive physical insights driven from machine learning modelling of nuclear power plant severe accident scenario propagation
- K. Hossny
- , W. Villanueva
- & H. D. Wang
Scientific Reports 13, 930

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Research Highlights | 25 March 2022

The influence of trust
- Nicky Dean
Nature Energy 7, 215
News & Views | 10 September 2018

Breaking the spell

Electricity production has traditionally required extensive water use, so growing economies such as China are expected to increase their freshwater withdrawal and consumption to meet growing electricity demand. Research shows, however, that through restructuring the electricity sector and increasing efficiency, China may have broken this coupling.
- Evan G. R. Davies
Nature Energy 3, 716-717
Research Highlights | 09 January 2018

Mitigating photovoltaic investment risks
- Fouad Khan
Nature Energy 3, 5
Editorial | 08 August 2017

Conditions for capture

Recent large-scale carbon-capture schemes in the energy sector point to progress, but further development and support are still required to improve viability and widespread deployment.

Nature Energy 2, 17141

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Power stations articles from across Nature Portfolio

Latest Research and Reviews

A quinary WTaCrVHf nanocrystalline refractory high-entropy alloy withholding extreme irradiation environments

Off-line measuring sampling data identification parameters for digital twins mirroring load modelling and stability analysis

Novel coil design and analysis for high-power wireless power transfer with enhanced Q-factor

A regressive machine-learning approach to the non-linear complex FAST model for hybrid floating offshore wind turbines with integrated oscillating water columns

Designing diversified renewable energy systems to balance multisector performance

Distinctive physical insights driven from machine learning modelling of nuclear power plant severe accident scenario propagation

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The influence of trust

Breaking the spell

Mitigating photovoltaic investment risks

Conditions for capture

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