Valentina Shevchenko Biography Valentina Anatolyevna Shevchenko was born on March 7, 1988, in Frunze, Bishkek. She comes from a sporting family: her mother, Elena Shevchenko, is a former Muay Thai champion and later became the president of Kyrgyzstan’s national Muay Thai association, and her father, […]
Rohini Acharya Biography Rohini Acharya was born on June 17, 1979, in Patna, Bihar. She grew up in a large political family. Her father is Lalu Prasad Yadav, a well-known leader who served as Chief Minister of Bihar and has been a national figure for […]
You ever stopped to think what your shampoo, sneaker, or cosmetic cream might secretly contain? Behind the glossy label and the clever marketing, many consumer products are beginning to use biomaterials that come from animals — collagen in lotions, gelatin in capsules, keratin in hair-care, […]
Smart biomaterials are like tiny, responsive actors you place inside the human body to do a job: deliver a drug at the right time, stiffen then soften as tissue heals, or sense a change and respond. But nothing you put inside should act like a […]
If you think of tissue engineering as building a house for cells, biomaterial scaffolds are the scaffoldings, the framing, and sometimes the insulation all at once. Their job is to support cells, shape tissues, and either stay in place for a long time or disappear […]
Why are we even asking whether leftover crop waste can replace plastic? Because the world is waking up to the cost of cheap plastics — not just the price tag on a grocery bag but the damage to oceans, soil, human health, and the climate. […]
Scaling biomaterials made by microbes sounds like a dream come true: tiny living factories converting sugars, waste, or even carbon dioxide into plastics, fibers, adhesives, or medical materials. But anybody who has tried to grow something in a lab and then build a factory knows […]
Electrolyzers are not passive loads anymore. They are flexible, controllable, and monetizable assets that can be an important part of electricity markets while producing green hydrogen. With subsidy schemes layered on top, the decision problem becomes a rich optimization challenge: when to run, how much […]
Green hydrogen and offshore wind — two big ideas in the clean-energy playbook. Put them together and you get a picture that is hard to ignore: abundant wind at sea, electrolyzers turning water into hydrogen right where the power is, and less need to push […]
Hydrogen embrittlement is a real, persistent challenge when transporting hydrogen through pipelines. If you’re managing assets, designing a network, or just curious, this expanded guide gives you a deep, practical view: what embrittlement is, how it happens at the micro-level, how it shows up in […]
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