Greg Less, the technical director of the University of Michigan’s Battery Lab, says Manthiram’s cathode material “shows great promise.” He says more tests need to be done to address issues seen with other similar cathodic chemistry, such as the tendency for manganese to dissolve at elevated temperatures, but that the …
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Technology that can turn salty seawater into brackish water into safe, clean drinking water has the potential to transform millions of lives around the world, which is why so many scientists are working on projects to do just that. Now, a new innovation developed by scientists in Australia could be …
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Foreign flag oil tanker “Bella” carrying Iranian cargo for Venezuela. Department of Justice WASHINGTON – The Department of Justice said Friday that federal agents seized a multimillion-dollar Iranian fuel supply for Venezuela, in what it described as the largest seizure ever. The US, with the assistance of foreign partners, confiscated …
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Digital content is on track to equal half of the Earth’s mass by 2245, according to new research. The research by Dr Melvin Vopson, a former lecturer at the University of Portsmouth’s UK, highlights the physics of creating information and the requirements for storing large amounts of digital data. “Assuming …
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An Eastar Jet Inc. aircraft, front and Jeju Air Co. aircraft will land on Wednesday, August 12, 2020 at the intestinal surface at Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea. SeongJoon Cho | Bloomberg via Getty Images The International Energy Agency on Thursday lowered its global oil demand forecasts several …
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