The AIST fuel cell has an average power output of at least two watts per cubic centimetre
Boffins show off sugar cube sized fuel cell
1cc device created by researchers in Japan
vnunet.com, 20 Jun 2007
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Sharp increases fuel cell density
Japanese manufacturer aims for longer lifespan cells to power mobile equipment 20 May 2008
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Sharp increases fuel cell density
Japanese manufacturer aims for longer lifespan cells to power mobile equipment 20 May 2008
IBM's "liquid metal" promises concentrated PV breakthrough
Computer chip cooling technology could allow solar cells to operate at temperatures of over 1,600 degrees Celsius, drastically improving efficiency and cutting costs 15 May 2008
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IBM's "liquid metal" promises concentrated PV breakthrough
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