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The technical challenge of storing renewable energies
Guaranteeing the constancy of renewable energies in the face of their intermittency remains a major challenge. Solutions like hydraulic pumping, hydrogen or batteries promise a revolution, but at what cost? Discover the advances and limits of these technologies in the energy transition.
Renewable energy storage solutions at what price?
Hydrothermal gasification: an emerging sector for transforming waste into renewable gas
With 24 projects selected and support expected from the State, hydrothermal gasification stands out as a promising technology for converting waste with a high water content into renewable gas. Find out how this innovation could revolutionize the energy transition in France.
Transformation of numerous waste into renewable gas?
Capturing microplastics with magnets to combat their proliferation
Brazilian researchers have developed an innovative method using magnetic nanoparticles to extract microplastics from water. A technology that could revolutionize the fight against plastic pollution and pave the way for sustainable solutions.
A promising step forward in capturing microplastics
Light at the service of quantum computing
From its factory in Massy, the quandela scale-up is revolutionizing quantum computing with its innovative photonic technology. By combining robustness, energy efficiency and industrialization, the French scale-up is paving the way for a new era, with quantum computers ready to transform the future of computing.
Shedding light on the future of quantum computers
Inspired by Manta rays, an ultra-fast swimming robot
By combining biomimicry and cutting-edge engineering, American researchers have designed a monostable soft robot that breaks speed records underwater, reaching 6.8 lengths per second. Discover how this robot inspired by Manta rays could revolutionize seabed exploration and environmental monitoring.
A swimming robot shatters underwater speed records
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