stanley whittingham and ikea. for the development of lithium ion batteries. back in the 1970 s. and eighty's stanley witting amen john be good enough lay the foundation for the 1st batteries made from the light metal about to truly take off that technology had to be refined by akido yoshino in the mid eighty's he began experimenting with lithium ion making batteries that were light nearly endlessly rechargeable and safe for everyday use. the impact on industry and society was massive today lithium ion batteries are used in everything from smart phones to scooters and automobiles and because the energy used to recharge them can come from renewable sources they're helping us usher in a more sustainable world even off the grid for years scientists have been looking at new ways of storing energy but nothing has managed to beat the lithium ion battery capacity and reliability it was a development that changed the world. this is day w let me take you back to our main story the shootings in the eastern german city of hala at least 2 people have been killed in an attack near a synagogue

developed our own backtrace the swedish foreign academy of sciences praised john be good enough and stanley whittingham and to carry a shino for developing batteries that are lightweight and can be used in many devices from cell phones to laptops and electric vehicles. your list digital devices are everywhere nowadays and the lithium ion batteries made them possible today the scientists behind the innovation were honored with the nobel prize in chemistry the rise of sciences has today decided to award the 1900 nobel prize in chemistry jointly to join be good enough and stand there with him and. for the development of lithium ion batteries. back in the 1970 s. and eighty's stanley witting i meant john b. good enough lay the foundation for the 1st batteries made from the light metal about to truly take off the technology had to be refined by akira. in the mid eighty's he began experimenting with lithium ion making batteries that were light nearly endlessly rechargeable and safe for everyday use. the impact on industry and society was massive today lithium ion batteries are used in everything from smart p

we are pleased to be joined by one of the three nobel laureates, stanley whittingham. e you. it must be nice to have won for your life's work on something that has day-to-day applications for everyday people. stanley: it was great. we got recognition for this not only for the lithium battery but the whole community. haidi: what are the implications for the win and how that will potentially positively impact what you can do with your work? increasing emphasis on energy, i'm how we can solve climate change. it can bring lithium batteries to the forefront of not only scientists, politicians. i think the great thing is everyone knows what this is about. in germany, went on a plane, people knew what it was. haidi: the achievements and next milestones you are looking to make in this field? stanley: we are looking at increasing the energy by twice as much in the given weight of volume. cutting the price and seeing it get to all devices, so we will have cleaner cities, more electric vehicles and things like that. haidi: you have been working on this since the 1970's. what surpr

the battery tech created byjohn b goodenough, m stanley whittingham and akira yoshino today powers everything racing club the drone racing league unveiled its first ever autonomous tone. this features four cameras, four propellers and an nvidia processor. programmers are set to battle their ai systems, with the winner taking on a human pilot. and finally, how about a spot of lab—grow space meet? israeli cultured steak start—up aleph farmsjoined partners to help astronauts on the international space station grow the first—ever space meat 248 miles from earth. this isn't ready for human consumption just yet but who knows, it could taste out of this world. light bulbs in our homes, planes that take us on holiday — navigating the modern world leaves a lasting impression on our planet. in the uk, a third of emissions are produced by gas guzzlers on the ground and in the air. so the move to electric vehicles should help reduce our carbon footprint. power stations rather than petrol pumps provide the fuel for electric vehicles — but is this enough to help us save the planet? the mixture of fuels use

the battery tech created byjohn b goodenough, m stanley whittingham, and akira yoshino today powers everythingessional racing club the drone racing league unveiled its first ever autonomous tone. this features four cameras, four propellers and an nvidia processor. programmers are set to battle their ai systems, with the winner taking on a human pilot. and finally, how about a spot of lab—grow space meet? israeli cultured steak start—up aleph farmsjoined partners to help astronauts on theinternational space station grow the first—ever space meat 248 miles from earth. this isn't ready for human consumption just yet but who knows, it could taste out of this world. light bulbs in our homes, planes that take us on holiday — navigating the modern world leaves a lasting impression on our planet. in the uk, a third of emissions are produced by gas guzzlers on the ground and in the air. so the move to electric vehicles should help reduce our carbon footprint. power stations rather than petrol pumps provide the fuel for electric vehicles — but is this enough to help us save the planet? the mixture of fu

discovered lithium coble talk side is a useful material in 179 he says surprise with britain's and stanley whittingham who developed an early peyton's for the batteries in japan's a care oh yes you know here's what made them safe and more efficient and less expensive. thanks toughest take a look at the top stories here it out is there turkey says it hit more than 180 targets as part of a major ground and air offensive in northeastern syria designed to clear the area of kurdish led fighters the kurdish led syrian democratic forces say a prison holding eisel detainees is then struck by turkish trees an emergency un security council meeting has been called for thursday to eisele prisoners who are thought to be part of a group that beheaded hostages have been moved out of syria to be held in american custody the pair are believed to be part of the group of british fighters known as the beatles a u.s. defense official confirmed to our desire that 2 high value eisel individuals were removed from a jail run by the s.c.f. the defense official says the 2 prisoners and now in a secure location outside syria and

stanley whittingham first developed the battery in the 1970s.enough and akira yoshino made it safer and more powerful. coming up next, historic change in a city that was once the cradle of confederacy. >>> montgomery, alabama is making history again. the first capital of the confederacy, and the launchpad of the civil rights movement has elected its first black mayor. 45-year-old probate judge steven reed captured about 67% of the vote in tuesday's runoff election. >> tonight sent a signal not just to all of us here in montgomery, all of us in alabama. it sent a signal throughout this country about what kind of community we are right now. not where we were, but what we are right now, and what we want to do going forward. >> reed said the election was about all the hopes and dreams that we have as individuals and collectively in his city. congratulations. and that is the overnight news or this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast

john b goodenough, m stanley whittingham and akira yoshino have all worked on the batteries over theelectric cars. world service english. italian mountain rescue have released these pictures of a plane, which was left dangling upside down after crashing into ski lift cables in the alps, on sunday. the incident happned in prato valentino. the pilot was thrown out of the plane but only suffered light injuries. the only passenger on board was unharmed. there are up to 35 million people kurds living across the middle east. the areas marked orange are where you'll find the biggest populations. the article on the bbc website on kurdish history is invaluable. it tells us, "they make up the fourth—largest ethnic group in the middle east, but they have never obtained a permanent nation state." and turkey's conflict with the kurds goes back to modern turkey's creation in the 1920s. up to 20% of the turkish population is kurdish. and in 1978, abdullah ocalan established the kurdistan worker's party, known as the pkk. it called for an independent kurdish state within turkey. and six years later,

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