Powering a greener future through material innovation

The material developed by the researchers is a cement hydrogel composite, which is more efficient than other cement-based thermoelectric counterparts.

Powering a greener future through material innovation

With critical deadlines approaching for the 2026–2031 Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), countries are under increasing pressure to deliver stronger climate commitments. As key pillars of the Paris Agreement, NDCs outline each nation’s targets for reducing emissions and advancing sustainability efforts. Here, Kate Vanderburgh, Sr. Product Specialist, Thermo Fisher Scientific, explains how electron microscopy (EM) drives material innovat…