Researchers Accelerate Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Flight
A university and an airline company are exploring ways to make hydrogen fuel cells lighter for airplanes.
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A Conversation With Michael Giudice on the Future of Air Logistics
Understand the impact of Kuehne+Nagel on supply chains. Logisticians ensure efficient transport of goods worldwide.
Soft Robotics Could Help Diagnose and Treat the Small Intestine
The robotic enteroscope can inch through the small intestine’s hard-to-reach regions, making biopsies and drug delivery easier.
Novel Semiconductor Improves Capturing Solar Power
The new semiconductor overcomes a key limitation in light-harvesting materials, potentially enabling more efficient solar panels with higher output.
Magnetic Implants Enhance Prosthetic Limb Control
Magnetic sensors that track muscle movement could help people with robotic limbs achieve more natural movements.
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Portable Device Detects “Forever Chemicals” in Water
The device plugs directly into a smartphone that can take the PFAS measurement.
The World’s Largest Battery-Electric Ship Sets Sail
The Incat battery-electric ship is officially entering commercial passenger service in South America, sailing from Argentina to Uruguay.
Hand Crank to Grid Power: The Story of Faraday’s Generator
Discover how Michael Faraday’s 1831 copper wire and magnet experiments built the blueprint for every modern power plant.
How Logistics Evolved From Horse Carts to Global Shipping
Michael Giudice of Kuehne+Nagel, takes Tomorrow’s World Today back to one of the simplest forms of logistics: moving crops and other goods from farms into nearby towns using horses and wagons.
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