We may finally be able to create an underwater power grid
A number of large corporations have wanted to create an underwater energy grid for years, in order to save costs. However, they have been unable to do so as the technology required was not available. Scientists have developed a fully functional grid but it is still in the testing phase. They are saying it could become a reality very soon.
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This startup has raised $19.1 million for its environment-friendly coolers
Vericool, a California based startup, has managed to raise a whopping $19.1 million in funding for its new coolers that are made entirely of plant-based materials. The company hopes to replace plastic coolers with a much greener alternative and has a great track record when it comes to innovation and social justice.
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Southeast Asian startups are feeling the heat of Coronavirus crisis
Founders of Southeast Asian startups are worried about the economic concerns of the coronavirus outbreak. SEA Founders, a community of Series A, B founders arranged a video call to discuss the concerns related to revenues, cost, and investors. A total of 21 founders participated and a majority of them cited delayed revenues as the biggest concern for them. VC’s and other investors are also worried about the current situation
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Scientists manage to cure diabetes in mice in a revolutionary new experiment
Scientists manage to cure diabetes in mice for a large number of months using human cells in a treatment that took a couple of weeks. Once the treatment was complete, diabetes disappeared for many months and the mice were able to normalize their blood sugar levels. This has raised hope that a cure for humans may be possible.
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FDA approves new technology to help diagnose coronavirus
The US Food and Drug Administration has announced that it has approved new diagnostic technologies that will be used in lite hospitals and health centers to diagnose the coronavirus. This announcement came after the government received much criticism for being woefully unprepared for a pandemic. The test kits that were initially used in the US were faulty and could not diagnose the virus.
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