California’s government-funded Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory claim to have made a significant advance in the long-delayed pursuit of viable fusion energy. According to those participating in the research, the teamContinue Reading
Until the nineteenth century, when steam-driven propulsion replaced wind power, the worldwide maritime sector was zero-emission. The steam era was short-lived. As a result of the introduction of marine fuelContinue Reading
Small electric vehicles (EVs) have had limited range due to limited accessible battery space; however, a novel rear axle design for compact EVs developed by experts from the Chair ofContinue Reading
As Gadgets, like computers, telephones, and smartwatches become increasingly prevalent in our everyday lives, a huge mountain of electronic waste looms on the horizon. Unfortunately, the majority of this wasteContinue Reading
Craig Arnold, a mechanical and aerospace engineering professor at Princeton and vice dean of innovation, utilized egg whites to develop an aerogel, a lightweight and porous material that may beContinue Reading
Sergio Gamberini, founder of diving equipment company Ocean Reef Group, was on holiday in the Italian Riviera in the summer of 2012. One day, he was talking with his palsContinue Reading
Protein Evolution, a New Haven, Connecticut-based firm, said this week that it has developed a technology for breaking down plastic waste into component pieces that may then be repurposed toContinue Reading
Researchers at the University of Cambridge, working with colleagues in Austria, say that tetrataenite, a “cosmic magnet” that develops naturally in meteorites over millions of years, might potentially be utilizedContinue Reading
