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TRANSLATE Presented to China’s Minzu University Delegation

22 March, 2024
EU H2020 funded project TRANSLATE was presented to China’s Minzu University delegation by Dr. Ailbe Ó Manacháin. Read more.
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In the nanochannel, heat is converted into electricity

14 March, 2024
TRANSLATE's latest publication is news on the TU Darmstadt website, originally published in German. Read the English version here.
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TRANSLATE’s Participation in Horizon Results Booster

29 February, 2024
TRANSLATE's participation experience in the Horizon Results Booster programme by the European Commission.
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TRANSLATE’s Sustainable Waste Heat Recovery Solution

29 January, 2024
Know about our video series exploring TRANSLATE's scientific innovation - a captivating journey into the realm of waste heat recovery with the TRANSLATE device.
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Functionalising Nanochannel Membranes

5 January, 2024
Read about TRANSLATE's functionalisation of nanochannel membranes to enhance thermovoltage to convert waste heat into electricity.
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TRANSLATE’s Participation in AMBER’s Transition Year Event

22 December, 2023
Read about the AMBER Transition Year event at University College Cork's Environmental Research Institute.
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TRANSLATE Newsletter Issue 3

9 July, 2024
TRANSLATE's third newsletter is out summarising progress and achievements of our team in the last 12 months.
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TRANSLATE Newsletter Issue 2

6 July, 2023
TRANSLATE's second annual newsletter.
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TRANSLATE Newsletter Issue 1

22 June, 2022
TRANSLATE's first annual newsletter, one year on from our project kick-off.
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translateenergy TRANSLATE @translateenergy ·
14 Mar

How do ions & fluids behave in #nanochannels?
https://zenodo.org/records/14286634
✔️ EOF in... uncharged channels via ion asymmetry
✔️ Gate-controlled EOF in conical channels
✔️ Stronger thermoosmotic flow with surface slip
✔️ Enhanced thermoelectric fields from ionic liquids & barrier hopping https://x.com/TranslateEnergy/status/1900516443281563709/photo/1

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translateenergy TRANSLATE @translateenergy ·
4 Mar

🤝Thanks RE-WITCH for a great call with fellow #EUfunded #WasteHeat projects on strengthening ...collaboration over communication and dissemination!
Exciting ideas on co-authoring policy briefs, sharing research, and organising joint events. Looking forward to working together!🚀 https://x.com/TranslateEnergy/status/1896915289624956956/photo/1

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