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By: Jonathan Schramm
In a single planet with finite resources, the sustainable development of our industrial civilization is a pressing concern. This is, of course, a technological challenge, requiring clean energy sources and improved reuse of resources such as metals, biomaterials, and other minerals.This is also a financial challenge, as determining how to direct capital toward sustainable activities […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Cellulose is transitioning from a cheap, low-tech paper commodity into the essential building block of next-generation, sustainable medical manufacturing.When it comes to medicine, natural products have been part of the pharmacopeia since the dawn of civilization, with plants often forming the basis of effective therapies before the invention of chemical drugs.One advantage of using biological […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Infrastructure for utilities like power and energy in general is progressively moving from a centralized model (one large power plant, tens of thousands of customers) to a decentralized one, where technologies like photovoltaics and small wind turbines help small producers take into their own hands energy independence.A similar process could occur with water, as the […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
With the explosion of capacity of AI, robotics, machine vision, connected devices, Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, and digital twins, manufacturing is changing very quickly. The old paradigm of an assembly line producing the same product again and again is being replaced by flexible processes, constant monitoring, and many new types of factories: smart […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
For quantitative traders, selecting the right dataset to predict future market movements is arguably the most critical decision they make. Historically, the closing or opening price of a given stock or commodity was a good starting point to analyze the trading pattern of that specific security.But today, as trades are settled in microseconds by advanced […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
When it comes to converting sunlight into useful energy, a lot of effort has been focused on photovoltaics, as this is a method that can convert a lot of the Sun’s energy output into electricity.However, this does not mean this is the most efficient option for all applications. For example, if the goal is to […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Ever since a centralized form of currency was invented, both rich and poor members of the public have been exposed to potential devaluation and inflation of the currency, going as far as Ancient Egypt or the Roman Empire. This is why alternative currencies like gold, silver, and, more recently, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies always have […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Electricity production is generally grouped in the utility sector, a category of industry considered by investors as stable and “boring”, with little expectation for growth and the associated large gains. Instead, the utility sector is favored by investors seeking stable dividend income.When it comes to electricity, this is changing rapidly, as the power demand is […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
With the boom in AI, all the attention of investors regarding computing hardware has been focused on ultra-advanced chips, GPUs, and memory.However, to connect these components together in machines and consumer goods, from washing machines to cars to industrial robots, printed circuit boards (PCBs) are needed. They are the flat boards used to physically support and electrically […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Until recently, the dominant method to manufacture a moving machine, be it an aircraft, a spacecraft, or a submarine, was to design it alongside well-established mechanical systems. More recently, the idea of “bionics” emerged, where artificial designs imitate biological ones, especially for characteristics like morphology and locomotion. This can take the form of imitating dragonflies […]
