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An enzyme could make a dream come true for the energy industry: It can efficiently produce hydrogen using electricity and can also generate electricity...

Developed by a French-Canadian research group, the triple-junction cell is based on indium gallium phosphide (InGaP), indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) and germanium (Ge) and has an active area of only

Date Time From Curb to Doorstep: Driving Efficiencies for Delivering Goods Ten blocks of the Belltown neighborhood in downtown Seattle house an eclectic mix of retail stores, apartments, and restaurants that require daily deliveries of goods-from fresh seafood for the evening’s dinner special to the latest gadget from Amazon Prime. In this bustling and often congested urban area, trucks fully packed with goods are on tight delivery schedules. However, circling the blocks to find an open parki...

How Germany lost control of its coronavirus response In mid-2020, Germany was hailed the world’s shining star of coronavirus containment. Now, while countries like the UK and Israel are going back to normalcy, Germany has been under some form of lockdown for over six months. How did Germany, a country known for its efficiency, love of planning and rationality lose control of its COVID-19 response? Watch video 09:21

Johns Hopkins Medicine Photomicrograph showing insulin granules (blue) and the pancreatic beta cells (red) that produced them. Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers successfully tested a “smart agent” system that integrates electronic health records and infusion pumps to help nurses manage the automatic delivery of insulin to critically ill patients, reducing errors and saving time. Credit: Public domain image Nurses traditionally manage insulin intake for critically ill patients by following ...

Tullamore Farm: what are the options? 2021-05-12

These days homebuilders might have several reasons to make new homes energy-efficient. They may be required to hit efficiency goals by local building...

Photocatalytic biomass conversion is an ideal way of generating syngas (H2 and CO) via C-C bond cleavage, which is initiated by hydrogen abstraction of...

KPMG KPMG Major Australian Banks First Half Year Analysis 2021: KPMG analysis finds that the Australian major banks (‘the Majors’) have reported a strong turnaround in their financial performance for the first half of financial year 2021. KPMG’s Major Australian Banks First Half Year Analysis Report 2021 finds that the Majors reported a combined cash profit after tax from continuing operations of $13.8 billion, up 62.3 percent percent on 1H2020. The Majors’ performance has recovered fro...

Marqeta Partners With Afterpay For In-store Digital Card Offering in Australia and New Zealand Marqeta's innovative tokenisation technology and modern...