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Oxford’s Single-Shot Malaria Vaccine Achieves 85% Protection Rate Using Microcapsule Technology

Scientists at the University of Oxford have created a vaccine delivery system that could transform how we fight malaria worldwide. Their innovation tackles a major healthcare challenge – getting people to return

Tejal Somvanshi

June 29, 2025

Electric·Energy

GM and LG Energy Target 400+ Mile Range Electric Trucks with New Manganese Battery Technology by 2028

General Motors (GM) and LG Energy Solution have announced plans to develop a new type of battery that could make electric trucks and SUVs more affordable and practical. The companies aim to

Sunita Somvanshi

June 11, 2025

Agriculture·Science

Satellite NDVI Technology Cuts Fertilizer Waste 30% While 20% Global Soils Face Critical Nutrient Depletion Crisis

More fertilizer doesn’t always mean more yield. In fact, applying too much can waste resources, damage soil, and reduce long-term productivity. Yet, many farmers still lack precise tools to know when and

Karmactive Team

June 2, 2025

Representative image:- A visionary blend of green technology and sustainable design

Design·Energy·Europe

Trieste’s Green Technology Project Converts 110,000 m³ Oil Infrastructure to Clean Energy Storage

In northern Trieste, a remarkable transformation is taking place. Six 15-meter-high former oil tanks are being converted into “water batteries” as part of a 365,000 m² seafront park powered by agrivoltaics. This

Rahul Somvanshi

May 21, 2025

This aerial view of the verdant landscape around Boldt Castle demonstrates the large scale of nature, history, and culture along the Great Lakes Seaway Trail.

Conservation·Nature·News·USA

$1.15B Great Lakes Defense: Multi-State Effort Deploys Advanced Technology Barrier to Block Invasive Carp Invasion

The Great Lakes face an urgent ecological threat swimming toward them: invasive carp. These voracious filter-feeders from Asia are on the verge of breaching North America’s largest freshwater ecosystem, sparking an unprecedented

Rahul Somvanshi

May 11, 2025

Representative Image. Plastic at the recycling centre. Photo Source: Engin Akyurt (Pexels)

Plastic·Recycle

LG Chem’s Dangjin Plant Converts 10 Tons of Plastic Waste into 8 Tons of Pyrolysis Oil Using Supercritical Technology

In an era where plastic waste management demands urgent solutions, LG Chem has established a commercial pyrolysis plant in Dangjin, South Korea. The facility, operating with a 20,000-ton annual capacity, employs supercritical

Karmactive Staff

December 17, 2024

Mobility·Opinion·Technology

Hyperloop Makes Progress but Faces Major Challenges: Inside the Technology’s Future

The much-hyped Hyperloop technology achieved a significant milestone recently as a test vehicle successfully levitated and zipped through a depressurized tube at a testing facility in the Netherlands. The European Hyperloop Center,

Sunita Somvanshi

December 2, 2024

Fraunhofer IFAM has developed fluorine-free coatings that mimic the previously usable properties of the fluoropolymers that were, as the hydrophobic coating on a nonwoven synthetic fabric shows.

Health·Pollution·Science

EU PFAS Ban Pushes Fraunhofer’s Novel PFAS-Free Solutions: How Health Technology is Adapting

Our life is full of complexities. It depends on many factors. One of them is chemicals we use in our daily life. Some chemicals are toxic. That is why the EU (European

Rahul Somvanshi

November 6, 2024

Africa·Energy·News

South Africa’s First 100 MW Solar Tower Powers 200,000 Homes—Discover the Cutting-Edge Molten Salt Technology Behind It

The renewable energy landscape in South Africa has taken a significant step forward with the grid connection of the 100-megawatt Redstone Concentrated Solar Thermal Power (CSP) Plant. Constructed by Power Construction Corporation

Sunita Somvanshi

September 28, 2024

Schematic Diagram of the Structural Design Concept for Novel Actinide-based Micronuclear Batteries.

Energy·Science·Technology

Tiny Nuclear Battery with 8,000x Efficiency and Several Decades of Power Could Transform Remote Technology Use

Several Chinese research institutions led by Soochow University are collaborating to work on americium, a radioactive element that does not occur naturally. Americium is derived from the waste of nuclear reactors and

Karmactive Team

September 25, 2024