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Solving the energy storage and supply puzzle
A simple and affordable means of ascertaining the best chemicals and metals for energy storage and supply has been found by Curtin University researchers. [ + ]
How powered fibre is powering your family's education
If you have a son or daughter in college, then you can probably relate to this. [ + ]
Stretchy LEDs created with an inkjet printer
Engineers have developed a way to print stretchy LEDs on unconventional surfaces using an inkjet printer. [ + ]
How digitising saves construction businesses money
A new report suggests that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) could save thousands by switching to e-invoicing. [ + ]
Identifying defects to strengthen solar panels
A new technique to identify defects in silicon solar cells is being explored by researchers. [ + ]
What are your embedded energy network obligations?
Many strata managers and bodies corporate are not aware of the legal and financial ramifications when using embedded energy networks. [ + ]
Why were early electric cars market failures?
Why did American car manufacturers choose gasoline cars instead of electric vehicles in the early 20th century? [ + ]
How wind energy can reduce global warming
Implementation of wind energy technology could help to reduce global warming atmospheric temperatures, research suggests. [ + ]
More support for renewable microgrids
More than $2 million has been awarded by the federal government to Charles Darwin University (CDU) to establish a Renewable Energy Microgrid Hub. [ + ]
The role of OM5 in the data centre
Recently, I've seen OM5 fibre downplayed by others in the industry. [ + ]
Gradual transition to EV is key: study
A new study from Kyushu University suggests that a fast transition to electric vehicles may not be the best option. [ + ]
Generating solar power with windows
Research from the University of Michigan may pave the way for windows that can provide solar power. [ + ]
ICT emissions worse than previously thought
Previous calculations that ICT is responsible for 1.8–2.8% of the world's greenhouse emissions may be wrong, according to research. [ + ]
Using wooden floors to power LED lightbulbs
Researchers from Switzerland have found that walking on wooden floorings could generate enough power to switch on LED lightbulbs. [ + ]
Considering the move to 400 Gb (it's closer than you think)
Learn more about the trends and technologies driving the data centre evolution to 400 Gb and beyond. [ + ]