Technology
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Technology CanadaHere Is the Cheapest – and Greenest – Hydrogen Ever Produced!
A researcher affiliated with the University of Alberta established a startup to commercialize a groundbreaking technology she developed, that offers the cheapest and greenest hydrogen solution the Canadian province could possibly invest in - for a more sustainable source of energy.
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Health AustraliaSound Can Heal Our Body… and Regrow Bone Cells!
Researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Australia, developed a high-frequency sound wave device that transforms human stem cells to bone cells, helping the body heal itself in a promising discovery for cancer and degenerative disease patients.
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Technology FranceSuccess: Local Production of Clean Lithium for Batteries Is Possible
A geothermal plant in France has produced the first kilograms of battery-grade lithium carbonate from European geothermal water, positively concluding a project designed to test the viability of such a process on regional soil.
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Technology CanadaThe First Plant to Recycle Lithium-Ion Batteries Is in the Works
A company based in Montreal, Canada is opening the first commercial plant dedicated to sustainably disposing of lithium-ion batteries in 2023 - with the ability to recycle the equivalent of around 20,000 electric and hybrid vehicle batteries each year!
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Health USAScientists Find Solutions to Diagnose Rare Diseases Fast
Scientists from Stanford University in California, United States managed to sequence human DNA in record-breaking time - 5 hours and 2 minutes, to be exact - to diagnose rare genetic diseases, and they are hopeful to soon cut the sequencing time in half.
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Environment United KingdomThese Drones Are Helping to Clean up Our Planet (and It’s Working!)
A UK-based startup is using camera-fitted drones as a revolutionary way to map out pollution and plastic trails: the drones collect large amounts of data in record time, enabling scientists to discover the underlying problems in specific areas and help educate locals.