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- China’s dangerous battery monopoly Sat, 20 Apr 24, 7:00pmThus, the potential adverse impact of Chinese monopoly power is enormous. What they will actually do remains to be seen, but the threat is very real.”
- China Restricts Exports of Graphite, Key Mineral Used for Making EV Batteries Tue, 24 Oct 23, 8:00pmMore bad news for the EV rollout! The post China Restricts Exports of Graphite, Key Mineral Used for Making EV Batteries first appeared on Watts Up With That?.
- Texas State Geologist Scott Tinker: The Bad Assumptions Underpinning COP26 and the Impending Energy Train Wreck Tue, 2 Nov 21, 4:00amGuest “Reality can be a harsh teacher” by David Middleton The world is already in an “energy crisis” of sorts due to the tremendous misallocation of capital from functioning energy…
- Rocks discovered in Canada hold the oldest evidence of life Fri, 29 Sep 17, 9:51pm3.95 billion-year-old rocks could offer the oldest evidence we've found for life on Earth. A team led by the University of Tokyo found graphite in Labrador, Canada that they think is biogenic, or produced by living organisms....
- Rocks in Canada hold oldest evidence of life we've found Fri, 29 Sep 17, 9:51pm3.95 billion-year-old rocks could offer the oldest evidence we've found for life on Earth. A team led by the University of Tokyo found graphite in Labrador, Canada that they think is biogenic, or produced by living organisms....
- Researchers generate energy with nothing but cardboard, tape, and a pencil Fri, 29 Jan 16, 2:44amAn Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) postdoctoral researcher made an interesting discovery recently -- using nothing more than cardboard, Teflon tape, and a pencil, it's possible to make a small, eco-friendly...
- Researchers Use an Inkjet Printer to Create Electrically Conductive Paper Thu, 16 May 13, 1:52amSo far we've showcased paper artwork, robots and USB drives here on Inhabitat - and now researchers at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Potsdam-Golm have utilized sheets of paper to create targeted conductive...
- Jessica Drenk Carves Pencils Into Incredible Organic Shapes Sat, 17 Nov 12, 6:53amThe pencil is more than a writing implement – it’s a symbol of creativity and potential. Exploring the structural possibilities of graphite and wood, artist Jessica Drenk turns familiar old Ticonderogas into forms...
- Olympicene: New Molecule Shaped Like the Olympic Rings Could Revolutionize Solar Technology Wed, 30 May 12, 3:50amScientists from IBM Research Zurich just created a tiny 5-ringed molecule called olympicene that is only 1.2 nanometers wide— about 100,000 times thinner than a human hair. The new graphite molecule is remarkably strong,...