Category: Engineering

Ukrainian startup SorbiForce has made a major breakthrough by transforming agricultural waste into a metal-free organic battery prototype in an attempt to combat the environmental impact of conventional batteries.

Apart from agricultural…

A research team has achieved new milestones in the field of aqueous battery electrolytes as their novel electrolyte system eliminates long-standing technical barriers in aqueous energy storage.

Developed by researchers at the University of…

In a landmark study led by Northwestern University, scientists have achieved a long-standing goal in chemistry: observing catalysis in real-time at the atomic level. Using a groundbreaking imaging technique called SMART-EM, researchers captured…

In the intense early days of the space race, a small, unusual satellite was launched into space sixty-seven years ago. 

Launched in March 1958 and named Vanguard-1, it was the first satellite powered by solar electric power. 

While many…

Nuclear power’s contribution to the data center electricity supply is likely to increase between 2013 and 2035, particularly in the US and China, according to a report by IEA. 

IEA’s comprehensive special report, Energy and AI, has…

After researching for years, the US Army has finally allocated funding of $4.2 billion over the next 10 years for aerostat production, fielding, sustainment, and life cycle support.

The funding is awarded to ten companies, including Leidos,…

Tesla has expanded its Cybertruck lineup with the introduction of the Long Range Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) variant. This model is designed for consumers who primarily value range and efficiency.

This new model was announced via the company’s X…

Turns out that even with all the research done over the years, plant seed formation still holds many secrets.

Japan’s Nagoya University researchers have recently identified a completely new plant tissue, something that has eluded…

Sensors that utilize bacteria to monitor pollutants or nutrients in the soil have been previously made, but their functionality isn’t dependable past the lab, and practicality remains limited. This is primarily due to visibility….

A tragic helicopter crash in the Hudson River on Thursday claimed the lives of a Siemens executive, his family, and the pilot.

The sightseeing aircraft broke apart midair and plunged upside down into the river, marking yet another aviation…