Technology

Porsche: 100kWh Battery for the New 2024 Macan EV

Porsche presented the technical specifications of the next Porsche Macan, which will be completely electric and is introduced as the sportiest SUV in its class. The power output features a stunning 450 kW (603 bhp),…

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Spanish ACCIONA to Develop a Mega Wind Project in Australia

The Spanish ACCIONA Energia will develop a mega A$2 billion (US$ 1.36 billion) wind park in Queensland, Australia. The project will be developed at the MacIntyre Wind Precinct, where two other wind farms (one by…

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This New Smart Bandage Could Offer Hope for People with Chronic Wounds

Scientists at Stanford University have developed a wireless ‘smart’ bandage that promises speedy tissue repair by simultaneously monitoring and treating wounds. Worldwide Millions of people suffering from the diseases like diabetes and suppressed immune systems…

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Japanese Company Uses Snow To Generate Electricity

Through snow, we can create electricity. Forte, a Japanese tech company, is working with Tokyo’s University of Electro-Communications to bring this form of power generation to life. The collaborative effort is set to be operational…

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Morand’s eTechnology Promises 72-Second City EV Charging

Worldwide Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity. However, the time taken to charge it is a big problem. But things are going to change, as Swiss startup Morand is developing an ultra-fast rechargeable battery pack…

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‘Good Cholesterol’ May Not Be Really Good For Your Heart, As Scientists Once Believed

Medical science always believed that high levels of HDL cholesterol were associated with a lower risk for coronary heart disease and stroke. High-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, often called – good cholesterol, absorbs cholesterol in the…

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5 Ways To Reduce Individual Carbon Footprint To Live A Sustainable Life

In recent years, the spotlight on climate change has been high because of its visible environmental impact. Countries across the globe are doing their best to meet the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals); however, the government…

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Scientists Develop ‘Invisible Dietary Fiber’ To Make Food Healthier

Fiber is the part of plant foods that our bodies do not break down during digestion and passes through the body undigested. Also called roughage or bulk, fiber helps improve the health and function of…

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Scientists Solve the Biggest Mystery to Create Low-Cost Batteries Made From Inexpensive, Abundant Materials

Today, lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are used to power everything from smartwatches and laptops to electric vehicles and industrial-sized backup power generators. But today’s lithium-ion batteries are too expensive for most such applications and these batteries…

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6 Ways Technology Has Changed Investing

When we speak about investing, most people think of it as a modern thing. The stock market has not been in existence for all that long when considered in the context of human history. Modern…

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