WISE Research Spotlight
Building batteries to get flying cars off the ground
Building batteries to get flying cars off the ground
Driving into the Future
It was held at the National Fuel Cell Research Centre, the University of California Irvine. Professor Xianguo Li (Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering) served as the conference co-chair. It was a multidisciplinary conference that covered the latest developments and advancements in fuel cells, from fundamentals, to advanced materials, design, engineering, products, and applications. It was of a particular value and interest to those in the relevant fields.
Transformers are a crucial — and expensive — part of wind farm infrastructure, boosting the low-voltage output from turbine generators to the higher voltage required by the grid. But too often, they fail prematurely.
Prolonging the life of wind farm transformers
"Battery Fundamentals & Applications as Electrical Vehicles: State-of-the-art and Future Trends", by Dr. Eng. Mohamed M. Elkadragy
Nuclear energy is key in solving our climate conundrum
Analyzing the economic potential of electrified ammonia production
Prof. Jatin Nathwani 's Comments on Pickering Nuclear Power Plant
NRCan and the University of Waterloo hosted a periodic workshop for heavy industry in Southern Ontario including the steel, cement, gas fired power, oil refining and petrochemical sectors. These are known as the hard-to-abate industries with respect to abatement of CO2 emissions.