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Meet the small nuclear plants powering tomorrow’s cities – Interesting Engineering
The nuclear power industry is experiencing a paradigm shift, moving away from colossal, high-cost projects towards more compact and economical alternatives.
Lockheed unveils new hypersonic missile compatible with many US jets – Interesting Engineering
Lockheed Martin has announced that its hypersonic multi-mission missile Mako is ready for action. Named after the fastest shark in the ocean, the missile has been in development for over seven years
Silkworms, shrimps can help repair damaged skin and bones: EU researchers – Interesting Engineering
Researchers are working on new nature-based solutions to help in skin and bone repair, and the new method involves the use of silkworms and even shrimps. With silkworms, scientists are hoping that they can be used to regenerate human tissue. This research, funded by the European Union, is being conducted at multiple locations across the globe.
China to launch worlds first thorium molten salt nuclear power station in 2025 – Interesting Engineering
In a significant moment for nuclear energy development, China plans to set up the worlds first molten salt nuclear power station in the Gobi Desert. The innovative facility, which China claims will start operating by 2025, intends to reshape global energy with its high-end technology and prospects for a safer and greener nuclear power industry.
Star Catcher: Worlds first space solar power station gets funding – Interesting Engineering
Star Catcher Industries, a Florida-based startup, has unveiled bold plans to build the worlds first space-based energy grid to power satellites. In a major boost, the startup has raised $12.25 million in seed funding to build its constellation of power-beaming satellites. The first of these satellites could be in orbit by next year.
Making a meal of it: how mealworms and insect protein will change the world – Interesting Engineering
In our most recent episode of Lexicon, we sat down with Jennifer Larouche, the chief scientific officer of Ribozome, a Quebec-based company pioneering the edible insect industry. Ribozome specializes in farming mealworms to produce sustainable, nutritious, eco-friendly edible insect protein. Jennifer shares her experience and thoughts on the interesting world of mealworm farming, the nutritional and environmental benefits, and the challenges and future potential of edible insects in the food industry
Intelligent systems engineering with modelling, simulation and AI – Engineer Live
How integrating modelling, simulation and AI is paving the way for automated product development and intelligent systems engineering. Sustainability is becoming more and more embedded into product design processes across a multitude of industries, from cleaner vehicles and more efficient industrial equipment to advanced materials engineering.
Analytics and Data Science News for the Week of July 26; Updates from Databricks, KNIME, Tableau & More – Solutions Review
Solutions Review Executive Editor Tim King curated this list of notable analytics and data science news for the week of July 26, 2024. Keeping tabs on all the most relevant analytics and data science news can be a time-consuming task
10 Reasons A Promotion Might Not Be Right For Your Data Science Career | by Banji Alo | Jul, 2024 – DataDrivenInvestor
4 min read Who doesnt like a promotion?
5 Tools Every Data Scientist Needs in Their Toolbox in 2024 – KDnuggets
As the world of data grows, so does the world of data science. To keep up with the data science world is a full-time job in itself. The market is ever-growing and tools are developing and dropping into the market causing chaos