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ConfirmedCynic t1_j4np39c wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in UCI Researchers Discover Nanowire Coating Technology that Could Make Batteries Last Forever by otvortex

These all add up to "we won't hear about it again". Which more or less seems to be the case nearly all of the time with these battery announcements.

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Ok_Anywhere_1791 t1_j4o93p3 wrote

No, you won't hear about it. You don't sound like the kind of person to seek information out or to keep up with further developments. It goes against a cynical philosophy, after all.

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ConfirmedCynic t1_j4oahvx wrote

Here I am, with a list of developments I've kept hopeful track of, but ok.

Reasons for hope:

  • John Goodenough's battery

  • XNRGI's battery

  • Lyten lithum sulfur batteries

  • solar shingles

  • SpaceX

  • magnetic reconnection space drive (Fatima Ebrahimi) (2021) hopes to have a first prototype soon

  • Mach Effect

  • "augmented reality", HoloLens

  • hot fusion companies (including Apollo Fusion)

  • Quaise Energy geothermal power

  • detonation engine for rockets

  • NMN

  • Gaianneschi fatty acid drug delivery (2019, no news since)

  • DpC

  • TREM

  • ISRIB: small molecue cognitive enhanc

  • PAMPS hydrogel for cartilege = Bolt Biotheraputics's ISAC anti-cancer therapy

  • Alkahest young blood plasma for brain healing

  • αKLOTHO and TGFβR2 treatment for osteoarthritis

  • NaNots (NaNotics) - subtractive nanoparticles

  • Senisca - correcting dysregulation of RNA processing (2021)

  • retrolytics (2020, Andrew Gudkov)

  • GlyNAC (Rajagopal Sekhar)

  • LyGenesis (2022, starting first human trial)

  • Lomecel-B

  • senolytics

  • David Sinclair (Harvard)'s anti-aging pill (SOCOM trial)

  • elements from young blood

  • hypothalamus regeneration

  • trodusquemine (aka MSI-1436) = Novo Biosciences is struggling for funding

  • Underdog Pharmaceuticals - now Cyclarity - clearing arteriosclerosis

  • LNP mRNA to restore heart function by reprogramming T cells to remove fibrotic cells (Jan 2022)

  • carbon nanotubes for atherosclerosis (2020)

  • Mitrix Bio - harvesting healthy mitochondria from a bioreactor for transplant

  • Satellite Bio

  • mRNA delivery of Stemin and YAP5SA to repair hearts (Robert Schwartz) 2022

  • anti-CD47 and other immune system activating treatments

  • iNKT cell reinvigoration via galactosylceramide (2018)

  • SeNBD (May 2021)

  • MuTaTo (2019)

  • metarrestin - preventing metastasis - now in a phase I clinical trial (2021)

  • Hadiyah-Nicole Green (nano-particles with laser therapy) Ora Lee Smith Center (2020) trying to crowdfund there was another group that reported results with this... from Wales maybe?

  • PRL3-zumab humanized antibody binds PRL3 thereby inhibiting tumors, phase II clinical trial (2021)

  • GP532 a TLR5 agonist, Andrei Gudkov (2021)

  • MR1 (Enara Bio) (universal anti-cancer T cell therapy) (2020)

  • T cells: BAFT upregulation

  • allogenic iNKT (invariant natural killer) cells, Yang Lab (2021)

  • nanoparticles from maize (2022)

  • aspirin could cut risk of death in cancer

  • ELANE/PPE (2021, Becker, Onchilles Pharma)

  • Clinically translatable cytokine delivery platform for eradication of intraperitoneal tumors (2022, Nash and Veish) (drug factory beads)

  • albumin nanoparticle (2022, Duxin Sun)

  • dostarlimab (PD-1 inhibitor, anti-cancer) (2022)

  • cancer-killing “drug factory” implants ( Veiseh, Avenge Bio) 2022 -LIfT BioSciences N-LIfT

Revisit later:

  • plasminogen supplement? (sea squirt)

Dud list:

  • BLP
  • MKC8866
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[deleted] t1_j4nrx18 wrote

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ConfirmedCynic t1_j4nsdzf wrote

And they still aren't the be all for screens. Also, they were going on about OLEDs in the 90s even.

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[deleted] t1_j4ny3cn wrote

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IronWhitin t1_j4ozpg8 wrote

Same man i have the first Samsung galaxy seem space for me at the time, payed whit a parts of my liver ---> 10 years later another smartphone payed 100 euro more features that the original galaxy, more faster more battery, better response time, fingerprints OLED display ecc ecc payed 1/7 of the original galaxy.

I mean the tecnology move maybe slow but it move I'm really excited to see what we can have in 10/20/30/40/50 years maybe 60 if I'm luck.

P.s: I'm checking the graphic cards right now I see for the same price I have buy the 970 long time ago I can now buy 3090 -.-, this is the tecnology tech need to make thing more easy to reproduce and inexpensive, only in this way we can progress.

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EXSPFXDOG t1_j4obg0i wrote

Yeah but until they make channel bugs illegal I won't buy one! Burn-in sucks!

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[deleted] t1_j4ogwqg wrote

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EXSPFXDOG t1_j4ooynz wrote

Yeah sometimes I leave it on the news channels or CNBC for hours but every channel has them!

If you changed the TV channel and don't know what channel you changed it to you can always hit the info button or channel guide!

I just see no use for them! The networks can all put identifier info hidden in the picture that is not always in the corner and always on top!

Even the news scroll or stock scroll can cause burn in! The early OLED sets were really bad and even though the new sets have better burn in tech you can still get it! Even in certain games! I have seen shots of it even in this group!

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SirThatsCuba t1_j4owufg wrote

I got a cheap used oled on Craigslist and accidentally left a game paused on a bright screen for half an hour. Burnt in yay

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