As we do every now and then in this short snippet on technological updates, we turn our attention to fun and random advances that fit no broad category.First, a few improvements that might make our homes more comfortable and/or sustainable Read More
From batteries in March, we turn our attention to advancements in biofuel technology this month.First, we have several ideas for better biofuels that are produced by fungus and bacteria. This research suggest waste plant matter can be converted by a Read More
In this month’s focus on technology, we move from solar power generation to improvements in battery technology.Here are three new ideas for battery design. This power-dense flow battery uses a mixture of an inexpensive bromine solution and hydrogen gas without Read More
From a focus last on wind energy in January, this month we look at advancements in one of my favorite topics, solar energy.Here are a few ideas to produce solar panels more cheaply and/or from different materials. This uses a Read More
From our focus last month on a collection of random and fun technological advances, in January we look at renewable wind energy.Here are three ideas to make wind turbines more efficient. This turbine funnels low velocity wind into a smaller Read More
In last month’s technology focus, we looked at advancements in batteries; and in December, we pivot to a collection of fun and random ideas that recently caught my attention.Turning waste streams into energy sources will surely be a focal point Read More
Moving on from a collection of more obscure technological advancements, this month we look at strides that have been taken to improve batteries.By shifting the current design of lithium-ion to lithium-sulfur, batteries can hold up to four times more energy Read More
From last month’s focus on solar energy, we pivot in October to technological advancements that are meant to improve our lives.First, a series of ideas for many of our beasts of burden, i.e. our cars! For those of you electric Read More
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