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Battery Technology Breakthrough: Extending Li-Ion Battery Life by 44%

Lithium-Ion batteries dominate the electronics market thanks to their high capacity, high current capabilities, and small size, but for all their benefits, they suffer from a number of challenges. Recently, researchers from Rice University published their find...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 10-07-2023

Machine Learning Transforms Satellite Wildlife Monitoring: A Study

Africa has the greatest diversity of mammals in the world, and there are more mammals on the African continent than any other continent. However, increased levels of intensive land use for natural resource extraction (as well as hunting) have led to a large de...

AI | By Liam Critchley | 10-07-2023

Machine Learning Transforms Satellite Wildlife Monitoring: A Study

Africa has the greatest diversity of mammals in the world, and there are more mammals on the African continent than any other continent. However, increased levels of intensive land use for natural resource extraction (as well as hunting) have led to a large de...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 10-07-2023

Solar Railways: Innovative Solution or Impractical Idea?

I thought we saw it all when Solar Roadways thought that replacing roads with solar panels was a good idea, but a new idea floating around the internet has certainly challenged that; solar railways. What idea is being proposed, why is it another level of stupi...

Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 10-07-2023

Solar Railways: Innovative Solution or Impractical Idea?

I thought we saw it all when Solar Roadways thought that replacing roads with solar panels was a good idea, but a new idea floating around the internet has certainly challenged that; solar railways. What idea is being proposed, why is it another level of stupi...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 10-07-2023

Detecting Parkinson's Years in Advance: The Role of Smartwatches in Early Diagnosis

As smartwatches continue to increase in popularity, researchers are looking at how they can be used to improve the health and well-being of their users. Now, researchers from the UK have determined that smartwatches could be used to detect Parkinson’s seven ye...

Wearables | By Robin Mitchell | 06-07-2023

Detecting Parkinson's Years in Advance: The Role of Smartwatches in Early Diagnosis

As smartwatches continue to increase in popularity, researchers are looking at how they can be used to improve the health and well-being of their users. Now, researchers from the UK have determined that smartwatches could be used to detect Parkinson’s seven ye...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 06-07-2023

Netherlands' Export Controls: Impact on Global Semiconductor Industry

Recently, the Netherlands announced new rules that will restrict exports involved with semiconductor manufacturing equipment, such as those produced by ASML, after increasing pressure from the US. Why is the Netherlands so important to global semiconductor man...

Semiconductors | By Robin Mitchell | 06-07-2023

Netherlands' Export Controls: Impact on Global Semiconductor Industry

Recently, the Netherlands announced new rules that will restrict exports involved with semiconductor manufacturing equipment, such as those produced by ASML, after increasing pressure from the US. Why is the Netherlands so important to global semiconductor man...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 06-07-2023

China Introduces Export Controls on Gallium & Germanium Products

As the West continues to tighten controls over exports of semiconductors, China has just fired a broadside attack with its introduction of export controls over Gallium and Germanium, two critical rare-earth metals used to manufacture semiconductors. These are...

Semiconductors | By Robin Mitchell | 05-07-2023

China Introduces Export Controls on Gallium & Germanium Products

As the West continues to tighten controls over exports of semiconductors, China has just fired a broadside attack with its introduction of export controls over Gallium and Germanium, two critical rare-earth metals used to manufacture semiconductors. These are...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 05-07-2023

Is the UK's Energy Grid Ready for the Surge in EVs & Renewables?

Whether it’s not enough lithium or the dependence on fossil-derived fuels, there seem to be multiple factors preventing the green energy transformation that the world desperately needs. Now, a new report has shed light on the electrical grid and how it may not...

Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 05-07-2023