Tag: chemistry

  • This 1980s Tech Can Keep Gas Powered Cars Relevant In EV Age

    This 1980s Tech Can Keep Gas Powered Cars Relevant In EV Age

    Read enough automotive-related articles on the internet and you will be convinced the internal-combustion engine is being hunted with a fervor typically reserved for villains in Jason Statham movies. Okay, that conclusion may be extreme—but it holds some truth. Regulations regarding emissions and engine efficiency grow stricter with each passing year and manufacturers are faced…

  • Cancer Vaccine Book Details How To Make Treatment

    Cancer Vaccine Book Details How To Make Treatment

    The Reinvention of Coley’s Toxins by Donald H. MacAdam is a fascinating read. If you are expecting a dry and brooding book you are in for a treat because MacAdam has a dynamic flair for presenting facts and characters in an enjoyable story telling fashion. The history leading up to the formation of MBVax is…

  • World First- Venturi’s Hyper-Deformable Lunar Wheel Presented At Paris Air Show

    World First- Venturi’s Hyper-Deformable Lunar Wheel Presented At Paris Air Show

    Earlier this week, Venturi Group presented its latest invention at the international Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, France: a hyper-deformable lunar wheel. Venturi Lab designed and manufactured the wheel using materials it created. The Venturi wheel is a world first. A turning point in the history of the space industry, Venturi has reinvented the…

  • Purifiers Combat the Dangers of Methane and Additives found in Natural Gas

    Purifiers Combat the Dangers of Methane and Additives found in Natural Gas

    Natural gas is an important fuel used for heating and cooling in more than half of all North American homes. But methane, the key component in natural gas, is highly explosive and can become deadly when uncontrolled. Back in 2014, a natural gas explosion in two apartment buildings in New York killed eight people and…

  • Sugar Battery Set To Power Phones, Tablets And Other Devices

    Sugar Battery Set To Power Phones, Tablets And Other Devices

    Catalyzing Commercialization Sugar could some day be used to power smartphones, tablets, and other electronic devices thanks to a recent breakthrough by Blacksburg, VA-based Cell-Free BioInnovations, Inc. It might seem strange to use an ingredient found in cupcakes and cookies as an energy source, but it’s not, as most living cells break down sugar to…