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Researchers at Tulane University in New Orleans calculated the carbon footprints of six popular diets, and compared these to their nutritional values.

After some years of relative calm, Tesla Investor Day on March 1 will apparently recover its revolutionary essence, with many important news and announcements widely expected.

A R1-million reward is being offered for information that will lead to the prosecution of the gunmen who shot dead a City of Cape Town official at the Delft Symphony Way housing project.

Last year in November Mitsubishi Chemical Group’s Business Incubator Growth Garage launched the Composite Engineering Challenge. Innovators, entrepreneurs, and early adopters using fiber reinforced composites were invited to submit their project ideas. There will be three categories of Winners, of which the Overall Winner will receive $25,000 worth of support…

Dutch scientists have developed a PV forecasting method that uses the XGBoost algorithm. They claim their approach predicts electricity generation levels an hour ahead for big fleets of residential solar arrays.

The Dutch government announced recently that it will invest 110 million euros in the NL2120 consortium for extensive research into Nature-based Solutions.

Lumenore, Madison Heights, a business intelligence platform, has a contract with iQ Innovation Hub LLP, Pune, India, an integrated technology partner, to increase business momentum and expansion into the U.S., European Union and Indian markets. Website: lumenore.com Altair, Troy, an information…

As the Rijksmuseum hosts its blockbuster Vermeer exhibition, a Dutch reality TV show aims to recreate the artist's lost masterpieces.

Perovskites are a revolutionary material in the solar panel industry that have been proven to have up to 250% greater efficiency than silicon panels. With the promise of significantly more energy efficiency, companies are racing to develop the technology needed to make use of perovskites in an efficient, cost-effective manner.