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Hello
Thomas,
We
recently had a breakthrough with a senior client of ours named
Paula who increased her bone density Dexa Scan
in one year with our OsteoPad that simulates piezoelectric
signals from weight bearing exercise and builds cartilage (ref.
NASA). While other clients have done so as well, Paula also gave us a
short interview now on our
YouTube Channel that also includes her story about speeding up
African Violet cuttings and healing her bird’s broken toe with
our Pads.
Seen in the video, the very cute bird
surprisingly was drawn to “nesting” on the EM PulsePad, while Paula was
using it, repeatedly for ten days in a row until her leg was
healed. Our new market breakthrough is now with veterinarians and
animal lovers apparently. If you are one of those, please
use our 10% discount code PC22 to try your
product of choice for 30 days.
For those who are into conspiracy theories, Jesse
Michels who I have conversed with about his T. T. Brown
documentary, has a new video just out on the life of a former
Presidential Advisor, Harald Malmgren with
compelling historical info including UFO details and cold war
secrets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09KP8XVf5nY with
a half million views in only five days.
Our
Story #1 is pretty astonishing being renewable and free of
electricity use. Utilizing smart chemistry, three teenagers found
that for remote villages in India, it was possible to deliver
vital medical fluids without electrically powered refrigeration,
down to 7°C and lower. Facebook updates their progress:
“The Thermavault
refrigeration unit can keep vaccines cool with a reusable salt
solution. The teens who built it plan to test it at 120
hospitals.” The Thermavault website also allows you to
subscribe to their newsletter.
Story
#2 is quite exciting for the field of bioelectronics since it
combines sensors and therapeutics. The University of Chicago has
developed a flexible circuit to measure skin temperature and
humidity but the brilliant addition is the tapioca starch gel
coating which includes the S. epidermidis bacteria that
naturally lives on the human skin and has healing properties
shown to reduce inflammation. Therefore, the inventors under
Professor Bozhi Tian envision applications with patches to speed
wound healing. Tian has also created “intelligent” artificially
grown tissue, such as synthetic blood vessels, with other advancements
in photoelectroceuticals and living
bioelectronics. His lab website has more info and videos https://tianlab.uchicago.edu/ .
Story
#3 finds in fact, it would require about 31 hectares of corn
ethanol to produce the same amount of energy generated by one hectare
of land covered in solar panels. For this study,
farmlands close to the grid were chosen and found that almost
400K hectares were in the prime location for a small portion (3
%) of the land conversion to solar electricity production. This
small percentage would however, increase the share of solar
energy in the US energy mix from 3.9 to 13%. A related
“agrisolar” article says just 1% of
farmland could provide 20% of US electricity.
Story
#4 is a recent development from last month by the 14 members of
the World Nuclear Association to triple nuclear energy generation
including, Amazon, Google, Mega and
Dow, among others. The new carbon-free nuclear power plants,
particularly small modular reactors (SMRs), are being
considered and deployed to power data centers due to their
consistent, carbon-free energy and reliability. This is
driven by the growing demand for power from the AI and data
center sectors, which require 24/7, reliable
energy. Westinghouse reports on their
website that the AP300 SMR is the most
advanced, proven, and readily deployable SMR solution.
Story
#5 follows up on our March FE eNews story from Fortune magazine
about BYD in China producing a car battery that charges in
five minutes. Now the latest development for the country
that emits the highest amount of planet-warming CO2 in the world
(12 gigatonnes in 2023) is the installation of more than 4,000
charging stations across China to support the
rollout of BYD EVs this month with 249 miles of range after a
short five minute charging period. Last year, BYD topped
Tesla as “the
world's bestselling EV maker”. Another
electrification link may be helpful for our FE readers: “Once you
decide you want an EV, see if you can take advantage of the $7.5k
tax credit. Rewiring America has more
details on eligibility.”
Sincerely,
Thomas
Valone, PhD,
Editor
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