An Israeli agrotech company that helps farmers track the health of their trees on large plantations has joined an American afforestation company to calculate the amount of global warming carbon dioxide its trees are absorbing for the carbon trading market. Read more...
Read MoreThe company, which designs its behavioral biometrics algorithms to fight fraud, has reported that it increased new sales in the quarter ended March 31 by 130 percent compared to the first quarter of 2022. Read...
Read MoreNexa3D has announced the unveiled XiP Pro, a new 3D printer they describe as “an industrial 3D printer like no other.” The Ventura, Californian-based 3D printer manufacturer says the XiP Pro has the largest build capacity and fastest print speed in its class and provides production economics that were previously unattainable. Read...
Read MoreAs around 345.2 million people worldwide are predicted to be food insecure this year, many scientists, businesses, and organizations are trying to find ways to address this issue. One of the companies working on this problem is Polarisqb, a quantum chemistry company. Using quantum computing algorithms, Polarisqb’s team is optimizing food proteins in soymeal to make food more nutritious for crop animals and people. Their work has helped them become a finalist for the 2023 Soy Innovation Challenge, a biotechnology accelerator program looking at soy protein managed by the United Soybean Board and The Yield Lab Institute. Read more...
Read MoreHere’s an inconvenient truth: We’ve polluted the atmosphere with so many gigatons of greenhouse gases that just slashing emissions — which we still absolutely have to do — will no longer be enough to avert the worst impacts of climate change. We’ll need to also actively remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates that by 2050, even assuming steep emission cuts in the next few decades (and emissions have been rising, not falling), we’ll need to take out something like 5 to 10 gigatons of CO2-equivalent each year. Read more...
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