Author Archives: Ashton Henning

Using 1920’s Tech to Hack EVs and Level 3 Chargers

A team of engineers at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have announced their discovery of a vulnerability in DC fast-charging stations that allows hackers to access electric vehicles. Power line communication (PLC) is a way to…

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A New Artificial Muscles Gives A Hopeful Path for Safer, Softer, and Cheaper Robots

Engineers at Northwestern University have introduced a new soft, flexible device, called an actuator. It makes robots move like a human muscle, expanding and contracting in a natural way. The researchers used it to create…

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New Contraceptive Implant Could Prevent the Spread of Endometriosis

Scientists from ETH Zurich and the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology have developed a new hydrogel implant that is able to act as a contraceptive for women and halt endometriosis. Endometriosis is…

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Cutting-Edge Tool Diagnoses Genetic Diseases Faster than Ever

Although there have been advances in genetic testing achieved in recent decades, more than half of people with suspected Mendelian genetic disorders still don’t have access to accurate molecular diagnosis. On the other hand, others…

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Improving Existing Cancer Treatments by Silencing Certain Viral DNA Sequences in The Human Genome

A new study by the University of Colorado Boulder has been published in the journal Science Advances, showing that DNA sequences originating from ancient viral infections, which are normally silenced in healthy cells, can be…

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New Method for Determining Virus Infectivity Helps to Efficiently Response to Future Pandemics

The current standard method for determining viral infectivity is the cell cultivation technique, which not only takes weeks to get results, requires staff with the expertise to do testing, but also needs a cultivatable cell…

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Use Light for The Recycling of Fluorine

A new method that uses visible LED light to decompose perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) is promising a solution for sustainable fluorine recycling and PFAS treatment. A visible LED light was irradiated onto cadmium sulfide (CdS) nanocrystals…

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Biowaste Coating Dramatically Reduces Friction Between Metal Parts

Reducing friction between metal parts has numerous benefits. Apart from increasing the lifespan of the parts, proper lubrication also keeps them cool and increases efficiency. In fact, over 30% of the fuel in combustion vehicles…

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Vessev VS-9: New Electric Ferry Unveiled

The start-up company Vessev, focusing on water transport, unveiled the VS-9 – a 10-passenger America’s Cup-style hydrofoil electric ferry. It is efficient, quiet, green, and presented as the most accessible electric commercial vessel. The VS-9…

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Alabama: New $282M Expansion Project From Toyota

Toyota announced a $282 million investment in Huntsville, Alabama. This investment is toward expanding the plant production capabilities and will create over 350 new high-quality jobs as well as new drivetrain production lines. “Thanks to…

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Author Archives: Ashton Henning

Using 1920’s Tech to Hack EVs and Level 3 Chargers

A New Artificial Muscles Gives A Hopeful Path for Safer, Softer, and Cheaper Robots

New Contraceptive Implant Could Prevent the Spread of Endometriosis

Cutting-Edge Tool Diagnoses Genetic Diseases Faster than Ever

Improving Existing Cancer Treatments by Silencing Certain Viral DNA Sequences in The Human Genome

New Method for Determining Virus Infectivity Helps to Efficiently Response to Future Pandemics

Use Light for The Recycling of Fluorine

Biowaste Coating Dramatically Reduces Friction Between Metal Parts

Vessev VS-9: New Electric Ferry Unveiled

Alabama: New $282M Expansion Project From Toyota

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