WS Development and Sublime Systems Celebrate First Commercial Application of Low-Carbon Sublime Cement™ at One Boston Wharf, in Boston Seaport
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The Boston startup scene is welcoming more women in top spots
More women are taking the lead with influential positions in the Greater Boston tech sector.
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Iron-air batteries the next step in renewable energy storage | Commentary
Batteries are essential to realizing the full potential of electricity generated from wind and solar, and iron-air batteries are an improvement over lithium-ion
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Innovative Low-Carbon Cement From Sublime Systems Used in First Project
Sublime Systems electrochemical-created cement was used for the first time by Turner Construction, acting as its own self-perform concrete contractor, on a Boston area mud mat placement.
Source: enr.com
Uplifting news around the globe: Eco-friendly batteries and greener cement
Our progress roundup: Water batteries as an alternative to lithium-ion, cement that makes low-carbon concrete, and crop adaptations for high-salinity soil.
Source: csmonitor.com
Master bladesmith Bob Kramer's lessons from the school of life | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT guest lecturer Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer discusses his extraordinary life journey, clowning around en route to the art and skill of blade smithing.
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Master bladesmith Bob Kramer's lessons from the school of life | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT guest lecturer Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer discusses his extraordinary life journey, clowning around en route to the art and skill of blade smithing.
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Power when the sun doesn't shine | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Form Energy, co-founded by MIT materials scientist Yet-Ming Chiang, is incorporating renewables into the grid using their iron-air batteries and research from the lab of MIT IDSS Professor Jessika Trancik.
Source: mit.edu
Letter to the MIT community: Announcing the Climate Project at MIT
President Kornbluth introduces a major campus-wide effort to solve critical climate problems with all possible speed.
Source: mit.edu
Biden's clean energy blind spot: Concrete
Companies aiming to slash emissions from the industry say incentives from the climate law fall short.
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