BASF and Volkswagen seek applications for $56,000 electrochemistry award


Chemical company BASF and Volkswagen are seeking applications for the seventh annual Science Award Electrochemistry, an international competition that aims to highlight academic research into high-efficiency energy storage devices. Scientists and engineers who have made a recent achievement in the following fields are encouraged to apply: Battery materials Cells Battery systems Production Operations  Recycling The… Read more »

SpaceX’s next Falcon Heavy to usher Air Force into a new era of reusable rockets

After a few late-stage schedule tweaks, SpaceX’s third Falcon Heavy launch – set to deliver 24 spacecraft to a variety of orbits – is ready to usher the US Air Force into a new age of commercial rocket refuse as early as 11:30 pm ET (03:30 UTC), June 24th. Split among the USAF, Department of […]

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Tesla Gigafactory 3 complex enters initial tooling phase as new jobs open for the site

Recent drone flybys and images taken from Tesla’s Gigafactory 3 complex in Shanghai, China, reveal that some sections of the massive electric car production facility have entered the initial tooling stage. These updates come amidst the electric car maker’s renewed efforts at opening new job listings for the upcoming factory. Footage taken by drone operator […]

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Toyota accelerates its electrification plans, teases six new EVs


EV advocates have long been puzzled by the policies of Toyota. The company that initiated vehicle electrification in 1997 with the Prius, and that currently makes the second-best-selling plug-in vehicle in the US (the Prius Prime) has consistently dismissed the benefits of pure EVs, insisting that hybrids are superior, and diverting resources to fuel cell… Read more »