Egbin Power launches Innovation Hub to equip future leaders, ignite creativity
Egbin Power, Nigeria's leading power generation company, has commissioned an innovation centre designed...
GE Reports: 5 of the coolest things on Earth this week
Our haul this week includes a story of cryopreservation, plus tales of the world’s fastest data line, gravity waves and more.
GE Reports: Let’s have the courage to change the things we can
As engineers and technologists, it is all too easy for us to get distracted by the “shiny new toy.” – Lorenzo, Prez of GE Oil & Gas writes.
GE Reports: Let’s have the courage to change the things we can
As engineers and technologists, it is all too easy for us to get distracted by the “shiny new toy.” – Lorenzo, Prez of GE Oil & Gas writes.
GE Reports: Let’s have the courage to change the things we can
As engineers and technologists, it is all too easy for us to get distracted by the “shiny new toy.” – Lorenzo, Prez of GE Oil & Gas writes.
Future Prospects: Humans could be living underwater or below ground
The SmartThings Future Living Report predicts how homes will look in 100 years. Perhaps most striking is where they’ll be: underwater and underground.
Clean Energy: Sun in a bottle, and 3 simple ways to produce household energy
From seawater to gravity, startup firms are using basic science to create simple and sustainable innovations to light up rural and off-grid communities around the world.
Clean Energy: Sun in a bottle, and 3 simple ways to produce household energy
From seawater to gravity, startup firms are using basic science to create simple and sustainable innovations to light up rural and off-grid communities around the world.
Clean Energy: Sun in a bottle, and 3 simple ways to produce household energy
From seawater to gravity, startup firms are using basic science to create simple and sustainable innovations to light up rural and off-grid communities around the world.
In Nigeria: Schoolgirls build robots to tackle waste
In these photos, schoolgirls in Abuja engage with science supported by the Odyssey Educational Foundation.
In Nigeria: Schoolgirls build robots to tackle waste
In these photos, schoolgirls in Abuja engage with science supported by the Odyssey Educational Foundation.
GE Healthcare: In medicine, technicians as well as doctors are saving lives
The GE Foundation recently refurbished and equipped the Biomedical Training Centre at LUTH, so that biomedical engineers like Segun can receive training to perform maintenance and troubleshoot essential equipment.
Building Africa: This valentine’s day, nothing but love for a diverse continent
GE employees shared a few reasons why Africa means so much to them.
Drop: This app is promising to be the first Nigerian-made version of Uber
According to a press release made available to Pulse Tech, Drop is an app which allows users to call drivers at any time for transportation at rates far lower than local cab services
Drop: This app is promising to be the first Nigerian-made version of Uber
According to a press release made available to Pulse Tech, Drop is an app which allows users to call drivers at any time for transportation at rates far lower than local cab services
Powering Africa: Overcoming hurdles between master plans and power plants
Bringing electricity to the 600 million people in sub-Saharan Africa still unable to rely on an adequate power supply is one of the defining challenges of the early 21st century. There is a new groundswell of commitment among development donors and cor…
