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Fuel for the future

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) and Georgia Tech have developed a new system that absorbs CO2 and produces electricity and useable hydrogen fuel. Continue →
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Fuel for the future

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) and Georgia Tech have developed a new system that absorbs CO2 and produces electricity and useable hydrogen fuel. Continue →

February 2019

NZ Made –   Kiwi-made ‘Mossie’ or ‘Wooden Wonder’ exported to Texas.

Aussie innovation – Farewell to flogging hammers

Snapchat – World’s first manned, fully electric VTOL

Stock Take – Products, services, solutions 

Core – Workshop, Safety, Materials, Tools, Machinery, Power Systems and Environment.

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Academic warns: Soon it will be ‘Just in time to be too late’

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