Hydrogen has huge potential as a fuel. It can be easily transported and stored in the form of ammonia. But, until now, the challenge has been - how can we extract pure hydrogen at the point of need, for example, at a fuelling station? CSIRO's new hydrogen membrane technology has solved this problem. They have created a metal membrane that filters out pure hydrogen gas from ammonia. It can then be dispensed into fuel cell cars, buses and even trucks. Hydrogen could now rival the LNG industry. https://blog.csiro.au/hyper-for-hydrogen-our-world-first-carbon-free-fuel/

Shudu has been called the world's first digital supermodel. Experts think she may be the beginning of a new wave of digital models. She arrives at a time in which Instagram, Snapchat filters and photo-editing apps that rely on artificial intelligence have blurred the lines between reality and fantasy, Some believe we might see a hybrid system in future in which models and celebrities license out their digital avatar, allowing them to book multiple appearances simultaneously. A model might appear at a New York fashion shoot in person, but their digital avatar would be in China promoting a movie using the local dialect. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2018/08/08/soon-most-beautiful-people-world-may-no-longer-be-human/?

I propose to use graphite for armor: A type of Aerogel called graphite, is an amazing thing. It can bend, it's stronger than

French company Lactips has developed a milk-based packaging material that is biodegradable and water-soluble at low temperatures. The packaging film is based on casein ? a protein derived from milk ? and breaks down harmlessly in water or home compost. The film takes three weeks to biodegrade. www.lactips.com