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Windows can be converted into solar panels by sandwiching nanoparticles between panes of glass – which could make them useful in cities where space for solar panels may be limited
If buildings have windows or curtain walls made of PV glass, they could become vertical power plants and make a huge contribution to the decarbonization required to meet the climate cha
Los Alamos ScienceFest Kickoffs At Fuller Lodge With Hill Stompers This Evening Los Alamos ScienceFest 2021: Driven By Science kicks off this evening at Fuller Lodge. The Hill Stompers will start things off as part of the Tuesdays at the Pond series (today held at Fuller Lodge), then hear a science Q&A led by local high school sophomore Hana Raby, as she talks with three local scientists, Roger Wiens and Juston Moore of Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Hunter McDaniel of UbiQD. The Hill Stompers will then resume music around 7 p.m. Food from Señor Tortas and beer from Bathtub Row Brewing...
(Courtesy of UbiQD Inc.) Copyright © 2020 Albuquerque Journal UbiQD Inc. raised $4.5 million in fresh private equity this month to help the company boost sales of its first product and advance new technology development. New York-based Scout Ventures and California-based Keiretsu Forum led this latest round of investment with participation by at least four other venture firms, including Santa Fe-based Sun Mountain Capital, which manages the State Investment Council’s private equity commitments to local startups. ................................................................ The total col...
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NM tech firm raises $4.5M in private equity [Albuquerque Journal, N.M.] Dec. 14—ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — UbiQD Inc. raised $4.5 million in fresh private equity this month to help the company boost sales of its first product and advance new technology development. New York-based Scout Ventures and California-based Keiretsu Forum led this latest round of investment with participation by at least four other venture firms, including Santa Fe-based Sun Mountain Capital, which manages the State Investment Council’s private equity commitments to local startups. The total collective investment was a...