The Long-Haul Towards Decarbonizing Road Freight
The prevalence of e-commerce has created an ease of supply and demand in the world of retailing over recent decades. With this ease of access,…
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Monthly Archive: March 2018
Wildlife Guides Stumble Upon Rare White Lion in South Africa
Lions are rather majestic creatures that roam the wilds of Africa, Asia, and zoos. White lions are an even more captivating group of this already famous…
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7 Continents!
7 continents make this world special, they include North America, Asia, Africa, South America, Europe, Australia, and Antarctica. These continents make up the largest landmasses…
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The Development Of A Zero Wastewater And Integrated Nanofiltration Process For Lignocellulosic Biomass
Lignocellulosic biomass has the potential to produce up to 200 billion metric tons worldwide [1] per year. It is acknowledged as one of the most…
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Towards High Efficient And High Value-Added Utilization Of Biomass
As one kind of biomass resources, wood raw materials can be used for pulping and papermaking in pulp and paper industry. Owing to the different…
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Closing The Loop For Bio-Oil Production From Microalgae By Hydrothermal Liquefaction
Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) of microalgae has attracted growing interest for bio-oil production because it does not require dewatering and drying of algal biomass. However, up…
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Retrofitting Isothermal Dehumidifiers To Central Air-Conditioning Systems Can Help Reduce Your Energy Bills
In developed countries, building energy consumption accounts for roughly 50% of the total energy usage. HVAC (Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning) equipment, especially in hot and…
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(−)-Epicatechin, A Natural Flavanol Compound, Protects Against Acute Brain Injuries
(−)-Epicatechin (EC) is a natural flavanol compound found at high concentrations in green tea and cocoa.1 Recently, we and others reported that EC treatment was…
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Using Photoacoustic Moving Sources In Trace Gas Detection
The photoacoustic effect, which was discovered by A. G. Bell in 1881, refers to the generation of sound as a result of absorption of optical…
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Re-Thinking Concentrating Solar Power With Thermal Energy Storage
Solar photovoltaics (PV) has been growing at an exponential rate, more than doubling in the past 3 years to reach over 300 GW of power…
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Diseases In A Double-Pack: Genes Could Increase The Likelihood For Depression And Migraines
What do a migraine and depression have in common? Australian scientists unravel with the help of thousands of twins why both diseases frequently coincide. Both…
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