Vittorio Hernandez
Vittorio Hernandez
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LG Chem, 3M to start using nickel-manganese-cobalt oxide cathode materials
LG Chem and 3M begin use of new materials to produce lithium-ion batteries. -
Innovative steelmaking technology to boost industry, demand for nickel
Use of laser technology could detect cracks and faults in steel production. -
Australia Institute rejects nuclear option for South Australia
Whether it is a nuclear dump or a nuclear station, The Australia Institute opposes nuclear plans of the South Australian government. -
Murdoch University researchers discover new groundbreaking process of uranium recovery
Value of Australian uranium industry could go up to $108 million yearly with newly discovered way to extract uranium from brannerite. -
World’s first digital map of seafloor geology by Sydney U helps tell how oceans responded to climate change
After almost four decades, a new digital map replaces a hand-drawn map of seafloor geology made in the 1970s. -
Majority of Australians prefer solar energy
Solar power is the preferred energy source of Australians, according to the latest Climate Institute survey. -
National Oceanography Center discovers shrimp species that strip carcasses to the bones
Newly discovered species of shrimps could strip a carcass to the bones by entering the corpse's orifices and eating it from inside. -
Cause of climate change divides Australians
Debate over what causes climate change divides Australians. -
Yellowstone Park female grizzly bear kills Montana man
Hunt is on for an adult female grizzly bear and her cub believed to have killed a man at Yellowstone National Park. -
Scientists call for eco-friendly deep sea mining
Protected habitats are needed to protect the environment from impact of deep sea mining. -
Nickel firms expand to renewable energy
More nickel miners in the Philippines are foraying into renewable energy by investing in geothermal projects. -
Researchers successfully make magnets out of two non-magnetic metals, copper and manganese
New technique increases available supply of magnet, a material used by computer and medical imaging manufacturers. -
Smugglers use drones to deliver drugs to prisons
Experts warn of drone sales reaching 1 million units in 2015, amid reports that smugglers are using drones to bring contraband into correctional facilities. -
Obama targets power plants in biggest climate change plan
US to say goodbye to massive coal power plants under climate change battle. -
Virginia man defends decision of wife to join Mars One mission
If a Virginia woman gets into the list of 24 finalists for Mars One, the family expects more criticism over her decision to leave them for good as she joins the team to colonise the Red Planet. -
San Francisco follows example of Hamburg in using pee-repelling paint on public walls
California city tries unique solution to solve stench on public walls caused by urine. -
NASA Summer Space Camps Offer Young Wannabe-Astronauts Chance To Join Future Space Missions, Including Mars
NASA offers summer space camp for kids who want to become astronauts. -
Expanded Listing Of Pharma Benefits Scheme Cuts To Only $6.10-$37.70 Eye Medicine Costing $10,000 For 18,000 Aussies
Scheme's expansion of listing significantly cuts cost of eye medicine for Australians. -
Syracuse U Professor Chip Grafts Resulting In Tree That Yields 40 Kinds Of Fruit
Syracuse University professor proves a fruit can bear different fruits by using chip grafting technique. -
Vontouring Device Gets FDA Approval For Women Who Want Non-Invasive Remodeling Of Private Part
Newly approved device provides better appearance for female private part at lower cost.
