PhD student Tao Luo and postdoc Il Seok Chae are part of the research team that developed the new hydrophobic membrane with nanopores. (DWI)
Korea/Germany: New Energy Storage

Are Membranes the Key Component for Energy Storage?

Storing fluctuating and delivering stable electric power supply are central issues when using energy from solar plants or wind power stations. Here, efficient and flexible energy storage systems need to accommodate for fluctuations in energy gain. Scientists from Germany’s Leibniz Institute for Interactive Materials (DWI), RWTH Aachen University and Hanyang University in Seoul, Korea., now significantly improved a key component for the development of new energy storage systems.

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“The food and beverage industry in India has experienced immense growth and is continually evolving in a dynamic way. This is one of the key reasons that many global and foreign companies are shifting their focus on the Indian market.” Chairman, CII National Committee on Food Processing and Chairman & Managing Director, Rasna India, Piruz Khambatta (Picture: Rasna India)
Arise in the Midst of Challenges

Increasing opportunities for the food and beverage sector

The second largest producer of food in the world is India. The Indian food processing industry accounts for 32 per cent of the country’s total food market. The value of this industry is estimated to be around $121 billion, and it currently employs 13 million people directly and 35 million people indirectly. Chairman, CII National Committee on Food Processing and Chairman & Managing Director, Rasna India, Piruz Khambatta takes us through the several aspects of this industry and the hopes of making India the food factory of the worlds. Excerpts of the interview…

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