How can we power the future with clean energy? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings explores the remarkable potential of hydrogen, the universe’s most abundant element. Learn how it can be used for clean energy, to fuel cars, and even help reduce pollution. Discover why hydrogen might be the key to a greener tomorrow!
In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings highlights the Institute of Science and Technology (IST). Discover how IST fosters cutting-edge research, education, and technological advancements, and explore the exciting opportunities it offers.
What will our homes look like in the future? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings explores the innovations shaping tomorrow’s homes. From smart technology to sustainable designs, discover how future homes will be more efficient, eco-friendly, and tech-savvy than ever before. Get a glimpse into the home of the future!
Would you ride a bus powered by hydrogen? Discover the real story behind the Hindenburg and how hydrogen can be used safely for transportation. Roger Billings takes us through the journey of how he converted the first bus to run on hydrogen.
Explore the science and physics behind gyroscopes. Roger Billings explains how some of the most amazing discoveries have come from scientists observing and trying to explain hard-to-understand phenomena.
Roger Billings and Pajet explore some of the impressive entries from the 2021 Acellus Science Fair. Get inspired by the creativity and innovation of Acellus students from around the world.
Roger Billings captivates listeners as he shares the story behind the first hydrogen car, including the adventures and challenges he faced along the way. This invention led to numerous breakthroughs in hydrogen energy.
Is it possible for a Tesla to go twice as far running on hydrogen? Listen as Roger Billings shares his vision for the future of the hydrogen energy economy.
Discover what inspired Roger Billings to invent the first hydrogen-powered car. Learn about the incredible power of laser amplifiers, how they work, and why they play such a crucial role in modern technology.