How DC government fell for convicted fraudster's invention claims
Lawrence Hardge called himself the next Thomas Edison, for an invention he claims doubles battery life of EV cars. His bankruptcy trustee labelled him a "fraudster."
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Lawrence Hardge called himself the next Thomas Edison, for an invention he claims doubles battery life of EV cars. His bankruptcy trustee labelled him a "fraudster."
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Virginia Tech will receive $2.95 million and University of Maryland will get $4.85 million to develop projects to improve electric vehicle battery tech.
Credits: Courtesy of the researchers Caption: These diagrams illustrate the two different configurations the researchers used to minimize dendrite formation, one using a semi-solid electrode and one using a liquid layer between the solid electrode and the solid electrolyte. Credits: Courtesy of the researchers Caption: The arrow points to the branch-like dendrite formations on the electrode. Credits: Courtesy of the researchers ...
Table Mountain National Park beefs up security to curb crime Last year, SANParks recorded 24 attacks and so far this year, there have been another three. Cameras, drones, and a total of 128 rangers have been deployed to curb crime in the Table Mountain National Park. Picture: Kaylynn Palm/Eyewitness News. 39 days ago CAPE TOWN - Table Mountain National Park is upping its security measures again as it starts to see more visitors taking advantage of the mountain. Last year, SANParks recorded 24 attacks and ...