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TU Delft has developed software that makes it possible to calculate the risks of contamination with the corona virus for a specific area. The model virtually places a sick person in a room and simulates how quickly the virus particles spread. This can be used to calculate how safe it is in areas such as airplanes, classrooms or restaurants.

Researchers develop first model to guide large-scale production of ultrathin graphene

According to professor Ad van Wijk, hydrogen is one of the most sustainable substances to store energy.

Twelve years ago, the first tests were already carried out with soil disinfection via microwaves. Researchers from various technical disciplines are currently working together to develop this idea into a practical application, as an alternative to soil steaming.

Scientists and engineers from the US have come up with a way to store electricity in a brick. "They modified it, and it works really well. But very different from a normal lithium battery, explains energy expert Earl Goetheer.

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