Articles by author: Claire Bendig
Food is serious business. Now, on The Main Course, host Barbara Castiglia will invite insiders on the front lines of food to share their expertise, strategies, and forecasts for navigating the Read more
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The Last Mile: Making the Case for Docking Stations for Scooters
April 14, 2021
The world of micro-mobility has been a bit of a Wild West. Mass adoption of docking stations could change that, driving benefits for manufacturers, cities, users and the environment.
Making the case for dock Read more
Airline Investors See a Post-Pandemic Rebound in Low-Cost Travel
April 14, 2021
(Bloomberg) -- New money is flowing to low-cost airlines in the U.S. as they take on giant carriers racing to recover from the unprecedented collapse in travel during the pandemic.
Two established carriers that Read more
Cross-Sections: A New Industrialized Construction Podcast
April 14, 2021
Cross-Sections brings to you bite-size conversations with host Anthony Gude, as he chats with colleagues and leaders in the construction and industrial ecosystem. Gude spoke with John Pugh Read more
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How America Is Powering Into A New Era of Energy
March 5, 2019
The United States has always relied heavily on energy sources like oil and coal. Today, renewable alternatives are beginning to challenge fossil fuels and inspired clean energy initiatives at the Read more
How Safe is the Public from Medical Waste?
February 25, 2019
Medical waste comes in many different forms and often special measures need to be taken in order to safely dispose of it. This waste comes from health care facilities such as blood banks, Read more
Is the American Power Grid At Risk?
February 20, 2019
America’s power grid supplies critical infrastructure to daily basic needs – such as water processing plants, air transport, and communication tools. According to James Woolsey at the Financial Read more
Can Biotech Kill the Flu Once and For All?
February 18, 2019
Biotech is essential for advancing science. Biotechnology is a broad term that involves the use of living organisms to develop new products. Over the years innovations in the space have created Read more
Will LiDAR be the Breakthrough for Autonomous Vehicles?
February 13, 2019
LiDAR technology is rapidly becoming more popular in the development of autonomous cars. LiDAR – light detection and ranging - is a detection system that measures distance through pulsed laser Read more
What to Check Out at the AAAS Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
February 7, 2019
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) is hosting its annual meeting to offer more than 120 scientific sessions to grow awareness about different specialized fields. The Read more
Inside the Connection Between Business Success and Water
February 5, 2019
The data on water scarcity is sobering and shortages are increasingly linked to natural and human-made causes. Water-saving innovations are coming out in an attempt to conserve the earth’s most Read more
What the Davos Summit Told Us About Global Energy
January 30, 2019
The Davos Summit, a top tier World Economic Forum-hosted event in Davos, Switzerland, connected chief officers from major companies, politicians from all around the world and distinguished Read more
Why You Won’t Be Able to Avoid Virtual Reality for Much Longer
January 23, 2019
Virtual reality experiences are growing more popular in different industries to enhance customer experiences. Restaurants, sports, theaters, service industries and even non-profits are using VR Read more