Published in The Superposition·3 days agoHydrogen Fuel for TodayIn a sort of roundabout way, hydrogen energy is already the cheapest, most abundant and accessible form of energy humans use– it just so happens to be from the nuclear fusion reaction present in our Sun. Jokes aside, hydrogen is a rapidly growing area for investment from government and VC…Hydrogen4 min read
Published in The Superposition·Aug 3Q&A with Dr. Jeff SeboTell us about yourself. What is your background and how did you end up in your current position? My background is in philosophy, but the path to my current position involved a lot of luck and some very good timing. As a student, I focused on ethics, which concerns what…9 min read
Published in The Superposition·Jul 26Growing Pains in Vertical AgricultureMoney doesn’t grow on trees, but some are betting that it will in a warehouse. Indoor growing has been around since the 19th century: but vertical agriculture isn’t your typical glass greenhouse. …4 min read
Published in The Superposition·Jul 20Q&A with Mare HirschTell us about yourself — what is your background in and how did you end up in your current position? I began my creative journey studying music (a bachelor of music in guitar performance at Lawrence University’s Conservatory of Music followed by a masters in music composition at Rice University)…5 min read
Published in The Superposition·Jul 12Eulogy for Our Favorite TechnologiesEverything has its time, even tech. Today in Superposition, we are carving the epitaph of some of the most impactful and dominant gadgets that our lives once revolved around. Physical Media We’re not talking about vinyl records, which box stores are now carrying, by the way, but instead cassettes, VHS…Tech5 min read
Published in The Superposition·Jun 29Q&A with Maya BelloTell us about yourself– what is your background in and how did you end up in your current position? My journey into tech, I feel like I wasn’t like most people. If I go all the way back to high school, I just had so many different passions, and when…8 min read
Published in The Superposition·Jun 14Why Watch the Oceans?The vast unknowable expanse of our oceans is starting to get a bit smaller. The greater study of our oceans has largely been a scientific discipline focused on small monitoring and hypothesis testing. The climate crisis is applying more pressure to every ecological system on the planet, and we need…Oceans4 min read
Published in The Superposition·Jun 7Q&A with Dr. Moriba JahTell us about yourself — what is your background, and how did you end up in your current position? My background is in astrodynamics, which is the science that studies motion of stuff in space. I studied aerospace engineering, and found myself focusing on astrodynamics. I went to graduate school…Space7 min read
Published in The Superposition·May 27The Explosion of Metaverse DataTechnology augments the world around us, it enhances our experience as humans, and the Metaverse will be no different. The line between reality and digital has been obscured, and the Metaverse seeks to make things a whole lot hazier. Consumers and merchants are adopting AR/VR at a staggering rate, with…Metaverse5 min read
Published in The Superposition·May 19Q&A with Ella MarushchenkoTell us about yourself — what is your background in and how did you end up in your current position? My grandmother was an artist so I started to draw when I was really young. My mom also has a talent for art, even though she has never done it…5 min read
