Announcement: Join Us at London Climate Action Week 2024
We are excited to announce that London Climate Action Week (LCAW) is returning this year from June 22 to June 30, 2024. Established in 2019, …
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Turning Trash into Treasure: Converting Landfill Methane into Jet Fuel
In a groundbreaking development, researchers at the University of Sydney have discovered a way to transform methane gas from landfills into sustainable jet fuel, potentially …
Harnessing the Sun: The Future of Sustainable Fuels
In the quest for a greener planet, scientists are continually seeking innovative ways to harness natural resources to produce energy sustainably. One exciting development comes …
Biome Renewables PowerCone®: Empowering New Zealand’s Wind Energy Efficiency
PowerCone® is a cutting-edge technological innovation developed by Biome Renewables, aimed at optimizing the efficiency of wind turbines. Inspired by natural elements like the kingfisher …
The Shinkansen and the Kingfisher: A Tale of Biomimicry in High-Speed Rail Design
In the world of high-speed trains, Japan’s Shinkansen, often referred to as the “Bullet Train,” stands out for its speed, efficiency and for its unique …
Powering Our Future with Nature’s Blueprint–BICEPS
Imagine a project that’s like a smart system for powering our homes and buildings, using nature’s own tricks. It’s called BICEPS, short for Biomimetic Integrated …
Implementing and Optimizing a Unified MPPT Controller for Hybrid Luo Converter in Integrated PV and Wind Energy Systems
Scientists have been working hard to integrate solar and wind energy to provide stable, efficient and reliable power sources for homes and grids. Recently, a …
Exploring Nature’s Blueprint: Biomimetic Design vs. Biophilic Design
In the quest for sustainable and innovative architecture, two design philosophies that draw inspiration from nature have emerged: biomimetic design and biophilic design. While both …
Yeast Merges with Cellulose-Wrapped Micro-Particles for Efficient Biomass Conversion
Picture a scenario where fuel production resembles the process of brewing beer, but instead of hops and barley, we utilize small particles coated in sugar, …