Turning Landfills into Power Plants

Swedish researchers have discovered a method of harnessing and storing the hydrogen released from landfill incinerator ash. Usually the ash is used to covered landfills or can also be used in the manufacture of construction…

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Google Fiber Next Stop Looks to be Austin, TX

It looks like Google’s super-high-speed internet service is headed for Austin. A post entitled “Google Fiber’s next stop: Austin, Texas” appeared momentarily on the official Google Fiber blog this past Saturday — before vanishing, bolstering…

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Why Don’t We Have Holodecks?

In one of the classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes, “The Big Goodbye,” Captain Picard dons a fedora as 1940s sleuth Dixon Hill. Picard found a brief escape from life on the Enterprise by…

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Scientists Discover Graphene Potential with Scotch Tape

The uses of the pure carbon substance Graphene are very broad, and thanks to two Russian scientists based in the UK, may have found great potential in its use in technology and engineering, and it…

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3D Printed Assault Rifle, Just Click Print

We have written about the coming revolution in manufacturing as 3-D technology is put to use printing anything under the sun. But 3-D printers are already allowing the printing of objects outlawed: revolvers, rifles and…

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Firefighters Seeing through Flames and Saving Lives

New infrared holography technology could enable firemen to see through flames and smoke, according to Italian researchers at CNR (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche), the National Research Council. The infrared laser can beam through smoke and…

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Wave Disk Generator Could Revolutionize Engines

Researchers at Michigan State University have been awarded $2.5 million from the Department of Energy’s ARPA-E program for their research and development of the wave disk generator, a new engine that could drastically change fuel…

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India Emerging as Big Player in Technology Race

In a recent book by well known British Indian science journalist Angela Saini, “Geek Nation: How Indian Science is Taking Over the World” the author notes that traditional technology innovators Germany, the United States, the United…

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China begins work on 105 KMH Maglev Trains

Following on from our reports of Japanese rail authorities looking into the construction of high speed magnetic levitation (Maglev) trains, construction will soon begin in neighboring China on their very own Maglev trains. All proposals and evaluations,…

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Forget the Gym, Join a 3D Printing Factory

In 1988, Brett Hanson started a firm that specialized in laser engraving, industrial screen printing, and Pad printing (printing a 2D image onto a 3D object) for OEMs throughout the U.S. For 24 years, he…

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Turning Landfills into Power Plants

Google Fiber Next Stop Looks to be Austin, TX

Why Don’t We Have Holodecks?

Scientists Discover Graphene Potential with Scotch Tape

3D Printed Assault Rifle, Just Click Print

Firefighters Seeing through Flames and Saving Lives

Wave Disk Generator Could Revolutionize Engines

India Emerging as Big Player in Technology Race

China begins work on 105 KMH Maglev Trains

Forget the Gym, Join a 3D Printing Factory

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