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Mysterious News Briefly — February 26, 2021 You may not be able to tell two flies apart, but their mother and paleontologists at Simon Fraser University (SFU) can – they just discovered that fossils classified for 150 years as damselflies are actually a major new insect group closely related to them and dragonflies called Cephalozygoptera. No wonder prehistoric frogs thought they tasted funny. An experiment gave a deep-learning AI model called GPT-3 a variety of subjects — including U.S. History, Creative Writing, and Law – and the term papers GPT-3 wrote were given to college profess...

Save the Date on June 7–11 for the DOE Hydrogen Program 2021 AMR Mark your calendars! The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Hydrogen Program is hosting its 2021 Annual Merit Review and Peer Evaluation Meeting (AMR) virtually on June 7–11, 2021.   Each year at the AMR, hydrogen and fuel cell projects funded by DOE are presented, and projects and programs are reviewed for their merit. Registration will be required, but this event is open to the public and free to attend. More information about the meeting, including an agenda and registration details, will be available soon.

This blog was written by Elise Georgeff. Elise is an Associate Researcher with the Marine Team at the International Council on Clean Transportation. She supports research on zero-emission vessel alternatives and addressing impacts on marine protected areas from shipping activity. Currently, Ms. Georgeff is aiding the ICCT Marine Team on a series of route-based ZEV feasibility studies, focusing on applying green technology to existing ship types and voyages.  The first 100 days of the Biden-Harris administration could be a whirlwind of climate action. The United States will seek to rejoin th...

Overview Hydrogen has over the last century enjoyed repeated bouts of interest as a fuel source. Though these have repeatedly fallen flat, hydrogen-based production has recently enjoyed a renaissance, due to a trifecta of improving political, economic, and technological conditions. Importantly, hydrogen presents an answer to a major problem in the energy transition debate: decarbonizing fuel sources while maintaining energy security and reliability. While electrification has a first-mover advantage in certain areas (e.g., light-duty vehicles), hydrogen is seen as particularly viable in “har...

Manufacturing jobs. and we have to hold the line. we know that there is a lot of ill will toward the president. he won the election. and what they're trying to do, though, is to stop his program in its tracks because they're not satisfied with what happened last november. >> you think these republicans -- >> but you shouldn't do this to the american people. >> you've got a republican governor there in ohio in john kasich. you think he'll help the president? >> i hope he'll help because in the speaker's home state of ohio over 26,000 personnel who work for wright-patterson air force base and ou...