The February 2016 technology snippet will continue the theme started last month on random and cool advancements to clean my back log of topics a bit.Here is a way to reduce global carbon dioxide level with a plastic-like sponge. The Read More
Moving on from our continued focus on solar technology, now it is time to go through my backlog of random but cool advancements I found over the past months – again in no particular order. Could airplanes fly longer than Read More
In a continued effort to get caught up on some of the technological advancements in solar energy production, my focus remains here this month with a list of stories that caught my attention in no particular order.5 to 10% of Read More
There is always so much to talk about in the world of solar energy; as such, our focus will remain on this topic in November. First, here are a few ideas to improve the efficiency of solar cells. Stanford University Read More
Last month, our focus was on advancements in battery technology; and in October we look at advancements in solar energy as it seems like nearly every day major strides are being made forward.First, here is a set of ideas that Read More
From advancements in wind power, this month we look at recent research that could improve battery technology. First, here are three ideas for improved batteries that were inspired by nature. Norway researchers developed a “fuel cell” that creates energy when Read More
From our focus on the very cool super-material, graphene, this month I turn my attention to innovations in wind power technology. First, here are a few ways to improve the efficiency of current wind turbine designs. This idea improves wind Read More
From one of my favorite technology topics, solar energy, I pivot my attention this month to one of the coolest materials “recently” discovered, graphene. This wonder material seems to have a million and one uses, so here are just a Read More
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