Something else I've waited awhile to find?
A good synopsis of the current state of automotive battery technology.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Who "killed" the electric car?
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I'll be writing about scientific developments, life as a postdoc and interesting thoughts I come across during my days.
...a practical guide to life in the post-genomic age
Welcome!
Recently, I've heard a lot of science writers criticize scientists for failing to communicate science to the public effectively. I think there's something to this, and in an effort to someday help remedy the situation, I'm practicing my science communication skills through this blog.I'll be writing about scientific developments, life as a postdoc and interesting thoughts I come across during my days.
enjoy!
gene safari:
a pointless exercise in genomic stamp collecting
a study with no planned or fortuitous application to theory or practice
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- Matt DiLeo
- works in the fields of genetic engineering and breeding. He currently gardens in the Piedmont Uplands (zone 7) of Metro D.C.
2 comments:
Any account of curent battery technology that doesn't mention the EEStor device must be considered irrelevant.
Thanks for the input! The comments page of the blog I linked to also discusses this omission. It sounds like a subject we'll hear more about as the company commercializes it.
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