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Automotive Technology
Ford F-150 Electric Pickup Truck Spotted In Swirly Camo
There’s an exhaust pipe, but it doesn’t connect to anything. New spy shots provide a fresh look at the development of the Ford F-150 EV. InsideEVs.com previously saw it testing in early February. More Truck News This Ford F-150 Pickup Truck Hides Electric Secret:...
See The Inside Of The Hypercharger Ultra-Fast Charger: Video
Modern DC fast charger needs to be modular and upgradable Bjørn Nyland recently took the opportunity at the Norwegian EV summit to check the inside of Fortum‘s ultra-fast charger, produced by Italian company Hypercharger. Those new devices are getting better and...
This Hyundai Kona Electric Review Entertains, Educates
The electric crossover gets its Australian review as deliveries are set to begin. This could be the most hilarious review of the Hyundai Kona Electric ever. And although it’s light-hearted, it’s also informative. Done in an Aussie accent — the electric crossover will...
Healthcare Technology
You Lose a Child, You Lose Your Job
By LEO LOPEZ III, MD I’m a physician, born in McAllen, Texas. In June 2018, I returned home to demand that immigrant children who had been torn from their families as a result of the Trump Administration’s zero-tolerance policy, be safely and immediately reunited. I...
Morning Headlines 3/25/19
FDA Chief Calls For Stricter Scrutiny Of Electronic Health Records Departing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says FDA oversight of EHRs would be appropriate “when they’re doing things that could create risk for patients” in turning into a medical device. Healthcare...
Monday Morning Update 3/25/19
Top News Departing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb — reacting to the “Death By 1,000 Clicks” article — says FDA oversight of EHRs would be appropriate “when they’re doing things that could create risk for patients” in turning into a medical device. Gottlieb added,...
Consumer Products
How Marketers Can Adapt to TV Programming Trends
Even though we are still kicking off the year, we’re also winding down the latest round of “must-watch” TV programming that comes early in the year (e.g. Super Bowl, Oscars) – and it is a good time as any to assess the latest consumer attitudes & behaviors towards...
CES 2019: A Tipping Point for the Consumer-Technology Relationship?
You just could not miss it at CES 2019. As the monorail snaked its way north towards the Las Vegas Convention Center, there it was. The Apple advertisement, “What happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone”. A lot has already been written about this advertisement –...
Gaming as an ecosystem: in search of superior (gaming) experiences
Gaming PCs continue to be one of the positive drivers of growth on a PC market which has stagnated in the last few years. Gaming is not a local phenomenon, but a global trend which is reflected in the demand for unique experiences and high-performance devices the...
Academic Technoloy
Technology, Instruction, and Academic Tweet Wrap, w/e 03-23-19
Informative, inspiring, or just plain interesting education and digital technology content from across the web, posted on Twitter over the past week and collected here to share with our blog readers. This week in the wrap … a new poll shows faculty attitudes about...
Lessons About the Making of Maple Syrup
Today is Maple Syrup Sunday here in Maine. This is always a welcome sign of spring.The method of collecting sap from maple trees has changed a bit over the years, but the concept of boiling sap...Read the whole entry at FreeTech4Teachers.com » Related...
Picture Books, Story Maps, and Emojis – The Week in Review
Good morning from Maine where I'm home after a few days in Detroit for the MACUL Conference. It was great to meet many of you who have been following this little blog of mine for years. Getting to...Read the whole entry at FreeTech4Teachers.com » Related...
Alternative Energy
New Mexico Governor Grisham signs law requiring 100 percent renewable energy by 2045
On Friday, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the state’s groundbreaking Energy Transition Act (ETA) into law, meaning that by 2045, the state should be fully powered by clean, carbon-free electricity.
Wind sector needs to take initiative on off-taker risks to drive European PPA surge
In order for wind energy power purchase agreements (PPAs) to see sustained uptake in central Europe, sellers need to take a lead in managing long-term risks including power price forecasting, covenant strength and buyer inexperience.
NextEra, Con Ed warn patent dispute could roil US solar sector
Two of America’s biggest solar-farm owners are warning that a patent dispute between panel makers could roil a sector already shaken by President Donald Trump’s import tariffs.
Nuclear Energy
Friday Nuclear Matinee 3/22: STURGIS Construction Report
Since we published the report on the completion of the dismantling of the STURGIS yesterday, this video seems appropriate. Today, we have a 23 minute film produced by Martin-Marietta (the nuclear contractor for the project) on the completion of the STURGIS project. ...
Nuclear Developments on the Water
by Will Davis Several news items have come in this week which have one common theme – nuclear energy operation on the water. CHINA’S ICEBREAKER PROGRAM APPEARS TO DIVERSIFY It’s been reported that the second of China’s nuclear giants, China General Nuclear (CGN) has...
RadioNuclear Episode 16: Nuclear Power; Our Cold Weather Workhorse. Ed McGinnis Guests [Part 1]!
By Doug Hardtmayer Thank you for joining us on Episode 16 of RadioNuclear! In this episode, we discuss why most young people displaced by Fukushima do not want to return to the region. We also discuss why Lithuania wants Belarus to convert its under construction...
Cloud Storage Technology
IoT devices: The Trojan horses of our time
We live in a world governed by connectivity. In many ways, it’s taking over our lives and we need to be prepared to embrace both the benefits and the dangers. For many of us, the word “Trojan” conjures images of the infamous battle whereby the Greeks stormed through...
Virtual reality to transform surgical training
Operating on a human body is one of the most daunting and accountable tasks you can carry out. As a result, a new virtual reality system may be a complete game-changer as it offers a new safe and immersive way for trainee surgeons to prepare for the operating room....
The gathering momentum of hybrid cloud
The cloud, in all of its forms, is making a lot of noise in the world of enterprise IT, but what would we find if the full extent of the booming public, private and hybrid cloud landscape was evaluated for the enterprise cloud market? We can begin to find answers in a...