Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

David enjoys writing about high technology and its potential to make life better for all who inhabit planet earth.

The Ins and Outs of Increasingly Complex Global Trading

With the current turmoil in global markets highlighted by the increasing polarization of the wealthy and poor, terrorism, Brexit and a possibly increasingly protectionist US, global trading is set to become more complex and challenging…

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Nano-Biological Computers Require Less Than 1% of the Energy Consumed by Electronic Transistors

Biocomputers: the Merging of Biology & Computer Science IndustryTap has written extensively about biomimicry, the design of technology inspired by living systems. As it turns out, Moore’s law may live on for a long time…

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Robot Surgeons Becoming More & More Common

The world today seems to be all about efficiency and so the use of two physicians for a busy urology practice is considered inefficient when compared to the use of a physician and an advanced…

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Ford GT Supercar Wins “GTE Class” at Le Mans 24 Hour, Bests Ferrari

See VR Lap of First Ford Endurance Race Victory Since 1980 Yesterday, after 24 hours of racing in front of 263,500 fans and 2,890 miles, Ford Motor Company celebrated its return to Le Mans with…

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Larry Page Invests $100 Million in Silicon Valley’s Zee.Aero & Kitty Hawk Flying Car Startups

All Aboard Forget ho-hum driverless or self-driving cars (SDC); they will soon be everywhere and provide nothing more than convenience sandwiched with a heavy dose of anxiety. Engineers will do what engineers do, that is,…

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Better Boiling & Cooling Processes Improve Power Plant Thermal Efficiency, Safety

Steam generated from boiling water is used across many industries and in energy production projects. Improvements in the modeling, control, and efficiency of thermal power plants and boiler performance are a sure fire way to…

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New Renewables Grid to Help Cut US CO2 Emissions by 78% by 2030

The United States electric grid was never intended to support solar and wind power. The problem is that renewable energy is intermittent, collecting energy only when the sun shines and the wind blows. One solution…

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$5.3 Trillion Global Annual Fossil Fuel Subsidies to End by 2025

Paid to Pollute? Recently, the UK government claimed it is not spending any taxpayer money on fossil fuel subsidies. However, the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), the leading independent UK think tank on international development, estimates…

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Resuscitation Scientists Win Approval to Neuro-Regenerate 20 Clinically Dead Humans

According to Ira Pastor of Bioquark, “amphibians can lose part or all of their brains and the brain grows back.” Pastor is studying the possibility that the same may be possible for humans. The Future…

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New Nanostructured Quartz Coin Stores 360TB of Data for Billions of Years

IndustryTap has reported on storing the entire contents of today’s Internet in a teacup full of DNA. Now, a new nanostructured quartz coin developed by researchers at the University of Southhampton Optoelectronics Research Center (ORC) uses…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

The Ins and Outs of Increasingly Complex Global Trading

Nano-Biological Computers Require Less Than 1% of the Energy Consumed by Electronic Transistors

Robot Surgeons Becoming More & More Common

Ford GT Supercar Wins “GTE Class” at Le Mans 24 Hour, Bests Ferrari

Larry Page Invests $100 Million in Silicon Valley’s Zee.Aero & Kitty Hawk Flying Car Startups

Better Boiling & Cooling Processes Improve Power Plant Thermal Efficiency, Safety

New Renewables Grid to Help Cut US CO2 Emissions by 78% by 2030

$5.3 Trillion Global Annual Fossil Fuel Subsidies to End by 2025

Resuscitation Scientists Win Approval to Neuro-Regenerate 20 Clinically Dead Humans

New Nanostructured Quartz Coin Stores 360TB of Data for Billions of Years

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