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Timothy Weber

Nebraska
As seen in: Lincoln Journal Star, Journal of Clinical Pathology, Tech Xplore, Archives of Pathology, PV Magazine Australia, Daily Bulletin AU, The Times Australia, Hashtag (Australia)
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White elephant? Hardly - Snowy 2.0 will last 150 years and work with batteries to push out gas

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By Andrew Blakers, Harry Armstrong-Thawley, Timothy Weber
| PV Magazine Australia
But cost overruns don’t affect the real value of this pumped hydro project. When it comes online – likely in 2028 – Snowy 2.0 will bring something fundamentally new to the Australian electricity system: energy storage at a scale far beyond anything else. It will have five times more storage than all of Australia’s other pumped hydro and grid batteries combined, its capital cost is five times lower than batteries per unit of energy storage, and its lifetime is ten times longer than batteries.
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Real-time histological evaluation of gastrointestinal tissue using non-linear microscopy

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By Haihui Liao, Timothy Weber, Rachel Tan, Jeffrey Liu
| Journal of Clinical Pathology Verified
Abstract Aim Over the past several decades, optical sectioning technologies have emerged as valuable tools for evaluating tissue histology. Unlike conventional tissue sectioning, these technologies allow for real-time intraoperative assessments and more efficient tissue triage.
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Why build nuclear power in place of old coal, when you could have pumped hydropower instead?

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By Timothy Weber
| Daily Bulletin AU Verified
Australia’s energy policy would take a sharp turn if the Coalition wins the upcoming federal election. A Dutton government would seek to build seven nuclear power plants at the sites of old coal-fired power stations. The Coalition says its plan makes smart use of the existing transmission network and other infrastructure. But solar and wind power would need to be curtailed to make room in the grid for nuclear energy.
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