Australia Builds World-First Solar Thermal Demonstrator to Tackle Industrial Emissions

A groundbreaking clean energy project is underway in Australia, aiming to reshape how industries generate heat and slash emissions in the process. The University of South Australia (UniSA), Impacts Renewable Energy, and Charles Sturt University…

Full Article →

“Superwood” Set to Enter The Market This Year

The revolutionary material called “Superwood” is planned to be mass-produced this year by InventWood, a startup headquartered in Maryland. This modified timber boasts exceptional strength, surpassing that of regular wood and even rivaling steel, with…

Full Article →

New Self-Healing Polymer Could Be the Ultimate Shield Against Space Debris

A Breakthrough in Self-Healing Materials Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a revolutionary self-healing polymer that exhibits a quality never before seen at any scale. When struck by a high-speed projectile, the material can…

Full Article →

Wärtsilä’s Modure Carbon Capture Tech Promisingly Cut Cargo Ship CO2 Emissions by 70%

Wärtsilä, a Finnish company focusing on technology for the marine and energy industries, has recently introduced its Carbon Capture Solution (CCS) system for decarbonizing maritime shipping, indicating a potential to slash cargo ship CO2 emissions…

Full Article →

University of Michigan Cracks 500% Faster Cold-Weather EV Charging

Freezing cold. Dead battery. Slow charging. EV owners will certainly relate to this frustrating trifecta that has forced some to return to the more resilient internal combustion engines. It makes electric cars almost unusable during…

Full Article →

Canadian Company Turns Dangerous Mine Waste into Valuable Materials

Exterra, a Canadian decarbonization company, has been a pioneer in addressing a challenge related to environmental issues that are often overlooked, which is how to clean up the mineral waste left behind in asbestos mines…

Full Article →

Philips and NVIDIA Team Up to Revolutionize MRI with AI

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) has been a real game changer in the medical field, providing doctors with a clear picture of the soft tissues inside our bodies. Still, AI has the potential to significantly improve…

Full Article →

Edible Aquatic Robots Eliminate Waste Through Fish Consumption

Robotics is increasingly used in environmental monitoring. However, these tiny, inexpensive devices will often simply be abandoned after their purpose is served.  The body of conventional robots often relies on non-biodegradable materials and potentially toxic…

Full Article →