Ameya Paleja is a Science Writer at various outlets including @TheWireScience and @ThePrintScience. He focuses on genetics, microbes, technology, and public policy, using his background as a Molecular Biologist to inform his writing. Ameya's work has been featured in GeneOnline, Interesting Engineering, and Yahoo News.
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By: Ameya Paleja
US-based startup Quantinuum has set a record for largest number of entangled logical qubits in a quantum computer.
Hypernuclei are rarely found in nature and are difficult to create in the lab. CERN's LHC has reported spotting two hypernuclei in 2024.
Standard industrial tests for EV batteries are not a realistic depiction of usage and cannot forecast lifespan accurately, finds Stanford.
By: Ameya Paleja
The world's first dual-headed wind turbine is now operational off the coast of China, it can power 30,000 homes with clean energy annually.
By: Ameya Paleja
The world's first dual-headed wind turbine is now operational off the coast of China, it can power 30,000 homes with clean energy annually.
By: Paleja
Mounted on a custom frame, inspired by a sportscar, this modified Lada is a work of art.
Qcells develops a tandem solar cell with record conversion efficiency; it is easy to mass-produce which can herald a new era in solar power.
Using thorium films just 100 nm thick, researchers were able to detect photon emissions and verify working on the nuclear clock.
High speed winds can disrupt operations at solar power plants for weeks. But an AI-based solution could empower them to protect themselves.
By: Paleja
Type 1 civilization status is within humanity's reach, but a robust harnessing of renewable energy sources is needed to close the gap.
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