The search for increasingly efficient materials, especially in the building sector, leads to reconsider natural materials such as wood, whose mechanical properties are particularly interesting. American researchers have managed to
The search for increasingly efficient materials, especially in the building sector, leads to reconsider natural materials such as wood, whose mechanical properties are particularly interesting. American researchers have managed to
On November 4th, Arthur le Vaillant will depart from Saint Malo, France, for the 11th edition of the Route du Rhum. As part of the framework of the partnership “Sustainability
For his first Route du Rhum race skipper Arthur Le Vaillant wanted his new Class40 boat to be built in to minimise its carbon footprint and focus on renewable energy
Following his recent qualification in the Dhream Cup, Talented skipper Arthur Le Vaillant will be competing in the Route du Rhum race starting in Saint-Malo on November 4th 2018. Supported by
Despite solar cells and solar panels having proven their effectiveness to efficiently capture solar energy at a very low cost, they’re still limited to working on a sunny day. This
Energy transformation creates many challenges, including how to integrate renewable energy. The challenge includes for example increasing understanding of electricity management, consumption, micro-grids, ampage and electricity storage. As these areas
Talented skipper Arthur Le Vaillant will be competing in the Route du Rhum race starting in Saint-Malo on November 4th 2018. Supported by experts from Leyton, the skipper’s global partner,
The sparsity of fossil fuels and seemingly unending growth of the world’s energy demand is driving scientists and engineers to identify alternative energy sources. The need to replace dwindling fossil
A sailing experience is often unpredictable, exciting and multidimensional. Offshore racing is a lot of fun, but it also involves risk coupled with unyielding competition and relentless teamwork. While it
On Earth Day 2017, the first ‘March for Science’ took place in over 200 cities around the world. This movement started in the United States as a protest against Donald