Author Archives: Bill Toulas

The Case of Marmite Shortages: An Odd Supply Chain Problem

Marmite fans are anxiously browsing the supermarket lanes, and all they can find right now is smaller jars of the beloved spread. Apparently, the COVID-19 lockdown has caused an unexpected shortage due to a peculiar…

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Israeli Startup Presents Versatile EV Platform for any Car Body

An automotive engineering startup based in Tel-Aviv, named “REE Automotive”, is pushing for the adoption of a revolutionary modular EV platform that can host a wide range of different car bodies. This technology enables car…

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Zeleros Is Raising Money to Develop a European Hyperloop

Angels Capital and the MBHA, were some of the key players in this phase, pushing Zeleros forward with impetus. The company envisions long-distance connections for passenger and cargo transportation, linking points that are 400 to…

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Rolls-Royce Produced the Last L-Series Engine After a 61-Year Run

The Bentley Mulsanne 6.75 Edition will be the final special version of the Mulliner, and also the swansong of the Rolls Royce L-Series V8 that has been around since 1959. This makes up for a…

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Renault is Contemplating Shutting Down Four French Factories

Renault is one of the auto-makers that was hit hard by the COVID-19 outbreak and is now considering a plan that involves the shutting down of four factories based in France. The particular marque was…

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Mercedez Doesn’t Believe in a Synthetic Fuel Future

Markus Schäfer, the head of R&D in Mercedes-Benz has voiced his disbelief in the viability of synthetic fuels, also known as “e-benzin”. The engineer spoke on the account of the German automaker, clarifying that they…

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Industrial Food Freezing: Cryogenic vs Mechanical

Industrial food freezing is key when you need to preserve raw food or pre-cooked meals for an extended period, or even for a little while until they are packaged. Freezing the food stops bacterial growth,…

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Tesla is Looking to Build a New “Terafactory” in Texas

It looks like Elon Musk grew tired of government officials ignoring his numerous pleads to lift production restrictions and get the factories back to operational status. For this reason, he is planning to take the…

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“Jinko” Breaks the PV Module Output Record with a 580 W Module

“Jinko Solar”, the Shanghai-based photovoltaics developer, has presented a new series of solar panel products named “Tiger Pro”. This new module offers a record-setting 580 Watt of power output at its highest-ranking model, the “78TW”.…

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6 Exciting and Inspiring Science Projects to Do With Your Kids

1. Straw Syphon. This is one of the simplest science experiments you can perform with two straws and two glasses. The result is mesmerizing and works almost like magic, and it’s a great opportunity to…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

The Case of Marmite Shortages: An Odd Supply Chain Problem

Israeli Startup Presents Versatile EV Platform for any Car Body

Zeleros Is Raising Money to Develop a European Hyperloop

Rolls-Royce Produced the Last L-Series Engine After a 61-Year Run

Renault is Contemplating Shutting Down Four French Factories

Mercedez Doesn’t Believe in a Synthetic Fuel Future

Industrial Food Freezing: Cryogenic vs Mechanical

Tesla is Looking to Build a New “Terafactory” in Texas

“Jinko” Breaks the PV Module Output Record with a 580 W Module

6 Exciting and Inspiring Science Projects to Do With Your Kids

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