Underwater robots are having a moment. From mapping fragile deep-sea ecosystems to inspecting offshore wind turbines and hunting for missing aircraft on the ocean floor, unmanned underwater vehicles, or UUVs, are being asked
For most of modern medical history, the postmenopausal ovary has been treated as a biological afterthought — an organ that completes its reproductive mission and then quietly fades into irrelevance. A new study
A 36-year-old woman walked into a hospital in Qinghai, China, with intermittent pain in her right upper abdomen and a history that raised immediate red flags. Years earlier, she had undergone surgery for
A colossal prehistoric snake that lived in India about 47 million years ago may have been one of the largest snakes ever to exist. Known as Vasuki indicus, the ancient reptile could have
Europe is no longer betting on second-life repurposing of EV batteries for stationary BESS applications, and that is not a bad thing, argues David Oudsandji, CEO of Voltfang.
Two critically endangered Sumatran rhinos are pregnant at an Indonesian sanctuary, a rare success for a species reduced to a few dozen animals in the wild. The pregnancies also highlight the genetic constraints
Alberto Valenzuela discusses ahead of Energy Storage Summit Latin America about Mexico’s growing interest in renewables and energy storage, and the factors driving this growth.
DLA Piper finds merchant BESS appeal splits Japan, Singapore and Australia, with regulatory certainty, grid access and returns shaping investor views.
The U.S. Department of Justice is warning that hackers working for the North Korean regime are increasingly relying on Americans to facilitate the hacking of U.S. companies. In an announcement on Tuesday, prosecutors
