Skip to content What’s next for carbon removal?
“Reliable assurance that a project’s declared ton of carbon savings equates to a real ton of emissions removed, reduced, or ...
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Right now, MIT alumni and friends are voicing their support for: America’s scientific and technological leadership Merit-based admissions and affordable ...
Read more What a massive thermal battery means for energy storage
Thermal batteries could help clean up difficult-to-decarbonize sectors like manufacturing and heavy industrial processes like cement and steel production. With ...
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As their influence grows, so do the challenges data engineers face. A major one is dealing with greater complexity, as ...
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“This is one of the least visited places on planet Earth and I got to open the door,” Matty Jordan, ...
Read more Inside the archives of the NASA Ames Research Center
Wind tunnels NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER ARCHIVES A key motivation for the new lab was the need for huge wind ...
Read more The Download: Embryo ethics, and reducing chatbot risks
Instead of relying on the same old recipe biology has followed for a billion years, give or take, stem-cell scientist ...
Read more Flowers of the future | MIT Technology Review
Anthocyanins are red or indigo pigments that supply antioxidants and photoprotectants, which help a plant tolerate climate-related stresses such as ...
Read more The Download: A promising retina implant, and how climate change affects flowers
I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s most fun/important/scary/fascinating stories about technology. 1 AWS is recovering from a major ...
Read more Meet the man building a starter kit for civilization
You live in a house you designed and built yourself. You rely on the sun for power, heat your home ...
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