Garry has long been a go-to resource for many topics sounding the future of energy, fuel cells and solar. The New York Times new he was the right person to speak with when they decide to dive into the peer to peer “Solar Experiment” that is the Brooklyn Microgrid.
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Transportation piece published by The Real Estate Council of Austin, Texas
Here’s an excerpt from the reca.org article. “Austin resident recently approved a $720 million transportation bond that is, among other strategies, designed to improve traffic flow around several ‘smart corridors’. The physical design improvements aim to improve flow for both transit and private vehicles along key routes.”
The Tech Crunch forums lit up with debate about “LinkedIn Killing the Resume”
Here’s an excerpt from the piece on Tech Crunch that had everyone talking. “Imagine a future where individuals can illustrate their progression of lifelong learning and training and its links to their real-world performance. In this version of the future, the once-ubiquitous résumé has been ousted by the experience graph.” Read The Full Article
Tech Crunch Asks Garry: Will Embedded Fuel Cells Run The World?
Here’s an excerpt from the piece. “People love their smartphones but hate poor battery life. We love having access to the world’s information at our fingertips but tire of the need to constantly plug into the world’s electricity grid. The recharging model of batteries fails us — the marketplace is ready for a new approach to portable power. ” Read More
ESA Rosetta approaches comet and reminds us that Rocks are Not Dead!
Media Image Released by European Space Agency
Philosopher Alan Watts once said Rocks are Not Dead and that they are ‘just as much a part of us as our fingernails’. In the universe there are three types of rocks – comets, asteroids and meteroids. In the next few months our understanding of comets will (hopefully) grow in interesting ways thanks to a rendezvous that just occured nearly 4 billion miles from Earth. Read more