💉 Congo free from Ebola
The last patient treated for Ebola in Congo-Kinshasa has been discharged, reports the WHO. The major Ebola crisis in the country may be over.
🎉 Dr. Mouna is the Warp Institute Fact-Based Optimist of the Year for 2019
Winner of the Fact-Based Optimist of the Year in 2019 - Dr Mouna Esmaeilzadeh! We asked you in the Warp Community to nominate people for the Warp Award in the category of fact-based optimist of the year. Our team of volunteers and members of our WIP [https://warpinstitute.se/wip]
🚘 Tesla's biggest threat
Tesla's future is likely bright, but there are also threats on the horizon. Perhaps the biggest threat is what we can't see right now.
🧬 Genome sequencing cost $100 million 20 years ago - now it's $299
Nebula Genomics offers a mapping of your entire genome for $ 299.
💚 New concrete creates living moss walls that absorb pollution
Moss in cities can absorb pollution and clean the air. But it is difficult to grow in the metropolitan areas. Spanish researchers have now developed a concrete in which the moss can grow.
🦏 Poaching of rhinos has decreased sharply thanks to new technical equipment
The poaching of rhino has almost completely stopped in Kenya, thanks to a conscious investment in new technology.
🚗 Tesla's unique position beyond the hype
Has the stock market gone crazy or is there substance behind the hype? To value Tesla, one must understand the dramatic change the automotive industry is going through and how Tesla is leading that change.
🗑 Now we can turn garbage into the super material graphene
A new method allows us to massproduce graphene with food waste and other garbage as raw material.
🔋HUMMER symbolized contempt for CO2 emissions - now it makes a comeback as an electric car
It was big and noisy, drank gasoline like no other and emitted lots of carbon dioxide. After the financial crisis, it came to symbolize much of what went wrong and production was shut down in 2010. Now it comes back as an electric car.