Liam Critchley

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Liam Critchley is a science writer who specialises in how chemistry, materials science and nanotechnology interplay with advanced electronic systems. Liam works with media sites, companies, and trade associations around the world and has produced over 900 articles to date, covering a wide range of content types and scientific areas. Beyond his writing, Liam's subject matter knowledge and expertise in the nanotechnology space has meant that he has sat on a number of different advisory boards over the years – with current appointments being on the Matter Inc. and Nanotechnology World Association advisory boards. Liam was also a longstanding member of the advisory board for the National Graphene Association before it folded during the pandemic.
Maximise Interface Stability in All-Solid-State Lithium Batteries

All-solid-state batteries (ASSBs) are seen as one of the key battery architectures that could address the energy density challenges of Li-ion batteries. In ASSBs, the liquid or ge

Technical Analysis | 08-10-2024

Graphene Electrical Nanopatches Enhance Brain Injury Recovery

Key Things to Know: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, with no effective treatments for repairing damaged brain tissue due to

Technical Analysis | 03-10-2024

Ingestible Electronics: Non-Invasive Gut Stimulation Technology

Key Thing to Know: Ingestible electronics offer a non-invasive way to diagnose and treat a variety of GI conditions, with the potential to replace more invasive surgical proc

Technical Analysis | 02-10-2024

Machine Learning Advances for Satellite Data Interpolation

Key Things to Know: Machine learning significantly enhances satellite data interpolation, providing more accurate climate predictions and reducing computational limitations.

Technical Analysis | 30-09-2024

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Mineral Supply Chain Bottlenecks Impacting EV Growth

New tailpipe emission standards are coming in the US to increase electric vehicle (EV) sales. However, the manufacturing of EV batteries requires large volumes of speciality miner

Insights | 12-09-2024

Offshore Wind and Wave Energy Could Cut Grid Costs by 17% by 2050

Key Things to Know: Offshore wind and wave energy have significant potential along the US West Coast, with a combined energy generation capacity of 1.2 times the annual elect

Insights | 09-09-2024

U.S. Hydropower Capacity Trends: What’s Behind the Decline?

Hydropower plants in the U.S. provide clean and renewable energy that is flexible for meeting the adapting grid environments in the U.S. Achieving a decarbonised electricity suppl

Technical Analysis | 27-08-2024

Are Autonomous Vehicles Really Safer than Human Drivers?

Key Things to Know: Automation in the automotive industry, particularly through Autonomous Vehicles (AVs), aims to reduce human error, which accounts for approximately 90% of

Technical Analysis | 02-08-2024

Air-to-Air Heat Pumps: CO2 Emission Reduction Potential

Key Things to Know: Residential heating accounts for 17% of energy consumption in the EU and 11% globally, contributing to around 8% of the world's total carbon emissions.

Technical Analysis | 30-07-2024