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The simplest form of technology is the development and use of basic tools. The prehistoric discovery of how to control fire and the later Neolithic Revolution increased the available sources of food, and the invention of the wheel helped humans to travel in and control their environment.
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Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have uncovered a clever way to double the oxide-ion conductivity in the ceramic electrolyte Ba7Nb4MoO20—simply by using water vapor at 500 °C. This advance paves the way for more efficient and longer-lasting low-temperature solid oxide fuel cells, an exciting prospect for cleaner energy. Fuel cells, which generate electricity […]
Read article →Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have uncovered a clever way to double the oxide-ion conductivity in the ceramic electrolyte Ba7Nb4MoO20—simply by using water vapor at 500 °C. This…
Researchers at University College London have developed high-performing indoor solar cells that capture ambient light to power small devices like remote controls and sensors—without the need for batteries. By utilising…
The demand for electricity to train cutting‑edge AI models is on the rise. A recent report from Epoch AI and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) suggests that by 2030,…
The search for smart, lightweight materials that don’t compromise on strength or safety is more important than ever—especially if you’ve ever struggled with components that buckle under high temperatures or…
Datumo, a Seoul‐based AI startup, has just wrapped up a $15.5 million Series B funding round, marking a significant milestone. Notably, Salesforce Ventures has stepped in, making its first investment…
Recently, the Trump administration approved a deal that lets US chip powerhouses Nvidia and AMD sell two advanced AI chips to China. In return, both companies will earn a 15%…
NASA has kicked off the second phase of its LunaRecycle Challenge – a hands-on initiative that aims to tackle space debris by creatively recycling materials like plastics, foams, and metals.…
PFAS compounds, often known as forever chemicals, are found in everything from firefighting foams to non-stick cookware—and their persistence can throw a wrench in environmental and health management. If you’ve…
