Listen "Sound Waves Could Help Keep High-Tech Batteries Going And Going And Going"
Episode Synopsis
Rechargeable batteries like the ones in our smartphones typically last a few years, but a new project out of Australia could lead to batteries that last nearly a decade. And that's thanks in part to sound waves. Plus: February is Black History Month, and few people spent as much time collecting artifacts from Black history as Elizabeth Meaders.
Australian tech could triple phone battery life and solve e-waste crisis (The New Daily)
Why a Schoolteacher Spent 70 Years Collecting Thousands of Black History Artifacts (Smithsonian)
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Australian tech could triple phone battery life and solve e-waste crisis (The New Daily)
Why a Schoolteacher Spent 70 Years Collecting Thousands of Black History Artifacts (Smithsonian)
We're all charged up thanks to the support of our Patreon backers
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