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Jiangsu University

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from Jiangsu University. Jiangsu University is a research-intensive university in China with strengths in engineering, materials science, agriculture, medicine, environmental science, and information technology. Its interdisciplinary research advances areas including advanced manufacturing, energy systems, biomedical engineering, food and agricultural science, artificial intelligence, and sustainable technologies, linking fundamental research with industrial and societal applications.Visit Jiangsu University

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Chaos, Not Order, Makes This Fuel Cell Material Conduct

Thermal-shock quenching shatters a ceramic into disordered atomic clusters that move oxygen ions almost 18,000 times faster than a standard oxide, and a trace amount blended into an electrode tripled power output while reversing wear over time.

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