Geert Devenster
Geert Devenster, a Tartu Ülikool graduate, is a dynamic science writer specializing in Physics and Technology. With a knack for simplifying complex topics, he bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and public comprehension. His work reflects a commitment to making science accessible and engaging for diverse audiences.
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Successful First Step in Light-Driven Electronics
Scientists have made a breakthrough in the field of light-driven electronics, which could significantly accelerate technological development. The interaction between matter and light plays a
Quantum Computer Outperforms Supercomputer
Google’s quantum computer, Sycamore, has solved a random sampling problem 47 years faster than the fastest supercomputer, Frontier. Sycamore operates with 70 qubits and is
City vs. Country: Smarter Residents?
The Savanna Theory of Happiness suggests that people with lower IQs prefer the routine life of the countryside, while more intelligent individuals appreciate the variety
27,000 Households Powered by Giant Heat Pumps
Denmark is set to create two massive heat pumps that will provide CO2-neutral warmth to 27,000 households using wind energy. While heat pumps are typically
Rainforests store less CO2 due to water scarcity.
Tropical rainforests absorb significantly less CO? from the atmosphere during periods of water scarcity, a feedback effect that has not been accounted for in most
Cars for Men with Big Penises
A recent study conducted by the sex-positive online community Joy-Club has investigated which car models men with above-average penis sizes prefer. The study was conducted
Edible packaging made from eggshells
Kopenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is planning to introduce a ban on combustion engine vehicles by 2030. This decision has been approved by all parties
Largest plane converted to hydrogen
Zeroavia, a British-American company, has announced that it will convert an out-of-service Bombardier Q400 regional aircraft into a hydrogen-powered plane. The Q400, with 76 seats,
Ultra-light Electric Car Weighs 65kg
The Technische Universität München (TUM) students have developed an energy-efficient electric car, muc023, to compete in the Shell Eco Marathon. The TUfast Eco group has
Future Autobahn Designed with Supraleaders
Revolutionary Autobahn Concept: Supraleitende Magnetspulen und Wasserstofftransport Imagine traveling from Munich to Hamburg in just 80 minutes, with cars autonomously driving at speeds of up