Electrolyzers are machines that have a big future.
The electrolyzer, obscure for decades, sees its sales soar. Here’s how the technology works.
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‘Where the bats hung out’: How a basement hideaway at UC Berkeley nurtured a generation of blind innovators
Joshua Miele, who builds adaptive technologies at Amazon, is part of a generation of leaders who are reshaping the world and have roots in The Cave, a basement hideaway at UC Berkeley that nurtured blind innovators.
Meet the Giant Sequoia, the ‘Super Tree’ Built to Withstand Fire
Mammoth redwood trees have evolved along with fire, but humans are disrupting that delicate balance.
The making of moscovium
Circa 2019
Yuri Oganessian relates the story of the formation and decay of a doubly odd moscovium nucleus.
Element 115 was the first superheavy element with an odd atomic number (Z) that we synthesized in nuclear reactions using a beam of accelerated 48 Ca ions. These experiments were carried out in 2003, on the heels of the first results obtained for even elements 114 and 116. We had no doubts that their odd neighbour could also be produced in a similar manner; its decay properties however would be very different.
Waterloo Region District School Board hit by cyberattack
The Waterloo Region District School Board says it’s working to restore its IT system and safeguard personal information of staff, students and families after it was the target of a cyberattack.
“We intend to do whatever is within our ability to resolve this issue,” said a statement from the board’s communications officer, Estefania Brandenstein.
Staff, students and their families have been informed of the cyberattack, the statement said. Future information about it will be shared directly with people who were impacted.