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Building hydrogen and graphene ecosystems

Italy
Joined September 2011
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He joined The Assembly a month ago and 6x’d his investment in the first week. $199 is cheap. He was sitting exactly where you are, reading a post like this one. He just did something about it. That’s the difference. Access here: intheassembly.com
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I have been subscribed for about a month now. No joke the very first idea I found on the assembly returned 6x my investment in the assembly the very next week.
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I was just suspended by Ghent University. They will almost certainly fire me. The decision was made by rector Petra De Sutter, a former leader of the Green Party.
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Cathodes moved fast. Anodes… not so much. Graphite is a physical ceiling. Our path: Graphite → CNO → Si@C core-shell • Graphite: ~240 mAh/g • CNO: ~300 mAh/g (high graphitization; Li⁺ intercalation between concentric shells) • Si@C: 600+ mAh/g target—using graphene-like shells as a mechanical buffer to cage Si expansion and preserve stability. 👇👇👇👇 R&D teams building next-gen anodes: what’s your biggest Si failure mode—swelling, SEI growth, or ICE?
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Coal power generation is DOWN in China not up, DOWN. For the first time in many years. I expected it here (Unlike a lot of people) Why? If solar/wind plus storage is now cheap enough, while the country needs babies? - larger & cheaper appartments (CCP pops the bubble) - better standards of living ( no goods & services inflation) - cleaner cities, air and rivers ==> better chances that women want more kids reuters.com/sustainability/c…
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Water is "sticky." And that’s your boat’s biggest enemy. 🛥️⚓️ It sounds strange, but friction between the water and your hull is exactly what burns your fuel and steals those precious knots of speed. Usually, people fight this by polishing their hulls. But we decided to hack the physics by using Onions)). 🧅🔬 How does it work? (The simple version) Imagine trying to push a heavy cabinet across the floor. It’s hard work, right? 🥵 Now, imagine scattering thousands of steel marbles underneath it. Suddenly, the cabinet glides with almost no effort. We are applying this exact principle to boats. Our material consists of billions of invisible, spherical nano-particles. When applied to the hull, they act like microscopic ball bearings. Instead of "rubbing" against the water (sliding friction), the boat effectively starts to "roll" over it (rolling friction). The result? 📉 Less Drag = Smoother, quieter ride. ⛽️ Better MPG = Real savings on every mile. 🚀 More Speed = Easier planing. From Theory to Reality 🛠️ We don’t just talk science; we build. Next month, we are launching a major real-world experiment: Hauling out our own company boat. Applying this experimental CNO coating to the hull. Hitting the open water to measure everything—from fuel burn to top speed. If this works as calculated, we’re bringing high-tech racing physics to everyday boaters. Stay tuned—we’ll be sharing the application process and the first real numbers from the water soon! 🌊⚡️ #NanoTech #Boating #Innovation #CarbonOnions #MarineScience
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Why burn biogas when you can turn it into green gold? Most plants just combust methane for electricity—but we're flipping the script. We crack it at 1500°C (no oxygen) into clean hydrogen + valuable solid carbon. No CO2 smoke, just pure value from waste. This is turquoise hydrogen from biogas. Game-changer for heavy transport and industry. 🚜🚗 #CleanEnergy #Hydrogen #Sustainability
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🧬 CELLULAR BIOHACKING: How "Trojan Horse" Technology is Revolutionizing Mineral Absorption We assume if we eat a vitamin, we absorb it. -We don't.- But new Carbon-Encapsulated Nanoparticle (CEMNP) technology—powered by the Pyrohgen reactor—is set to disrupt the industry, from fish farms to human pharma. Here is the tech breakdown and the roadmap 👇 1. THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM Humanity has learned to synthesize Zinc, Iron, and Copper, but living organisms barely absorb them. Traditional salts (sulfates) have a bioavailability of only 10–20%. The remaining 80% is chemical waste that passes through the body, conflicts with digestion, and pollutes the environment. 2. THE SOLUTION: THE NANO-CAPSULE We use a "Trojan Horse" approach. The metal atom is sealed inside a hyper-durable carbon (graphene) shell. The Mechanism: — The shell is inert and does not react with stomach acid. — The cell perceives the capsule as organic matter and absorbs it entirely (endocytosis). — The Result: Bioavailability skyrockets to >90%. 3. PHASE 1: ANIMALS AS THE PROVING GROUND 🐟🐷 Why not target humans immediately? Human Pharma registration takes 10 years (the startup "Valley of Death"). AgTech allows market entry in just 0.5–2 years. Right now, the technology can start solving critical pain points for agricultural holdings: Aquaculture: Standard minerals dissolve in water and can be toxic to fish. Our capsule is insoluble, safe for gills, and absorbs 100% without polluting the water. Swine: Replacing painful iron injections for piglets with feed additives that offer the same efficacy. Logistical Efficiency: Thanks to record metal concentration (70%), dosages drop 10x. Instead of a truckload of sulfate (500 kg), a feed manufacturer only needs to purchase a single bucket of concentrate (21 kg). PHASE 2: THE FUTURE FOR HUMANS 🧍‍♂️ The cellular physiology of pigs and fish is remarkably similar to humans. Agriculture serves as our laboratory, where we are building a massive safety database. Where we are headed: 🚀 Anemia Treatment: Next-gen iron supplements that actually raise hemoglobin levels without side effects for the GI tract. 🚀 Biohacking & Supplements: Precision minerals that penetrate directly into the cell rather than being flushed out by the body. 🚀 Safety: Our Pyrohgen Synthesis technology ensures a completely pure, Food Grade product. We are moving from "carpet bombing" the body with high doses of chemicals to precision tuning. We give the cell exactly what it needs. The future of nutrition and medicine is physics, not just chemistry. 🤝 COLLABORATION. We are looking for scientific and industrial partners for joint work in this promising field. 📩 Contact us to request samples. #Biotech #DeepTech #Nanotechnology #Agritech #Innovation #Science
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We’re producing graphene nano-onions (CNO) from methane — already in production with ton-scale supply. If you’re working on lubricants / coatings / composites, reply “CNO” and I’ll send the datasheet + sample options. @PyroHgen
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🛑 STOP BURNING YOUR BIOGAS. START MINING HYDROGEN. The era of burning biomethane for low-margin electricity (CHP) is ending. Volatile tariffs, turbine maintenance, and carbon taxes are eating your margins. It’s time to pivot. 🔄 Introducing PYROHGEN: A decentralized industrial solution turning your biogas plant into a high-margin factory for Clean Hydrogen and Solid Carbon. 📉 THE PROBLEM: THE OLD MODEL IS BROKEN Traditional biogas utilization traps you in a low-value loop: you burn a valuable molecule (CH4) to produce a heat, electricity + CO₂ emissions. Result: You are burning your potential profits. 🚀 THE SOLUTION: TURQUOISE HYDROGEN We don’t burn gas. We split it. Using our proprietary reactor (>1500°C / 250 atm), we decompose biomethane into two tradeable commodities: Clean Hydrogen: Carbon-negative fuel for mobility and industry. Solid Carbon: The carbon is captured in solid form (not released as CO₂ gas). 📊 THE ECONOMICS (PER 40FT MODULE) We aren't just selling green tech; we are selling a business model with an ROI of <3 years. Hydrogen Output: ~317,000 kg / year Carbon Output: ~951,000 kg / year Gross Profit Potential: >$800,000 per year 🤝 PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES We are looking for Biogas Plant Owners, Landfill Operators, and Agro-Holdings ready to pivot from "burning cash" to "manufacturing value." Flexible Entry Models: 1️⃣ Lease (Pilot): Low CAPEX entry (~$400k/yr) to validate economics. 2️⃣ Direct Purchase: Full asset ownership for maximum scaling. 3️⃣ Joint Venture: For regional hydrogen hubs. The energy transition is moving from Green (expensive) to Turquoise (efficient). Don't get left behind. 📩 DM us to request the Investment Teaser. 🌐 Visit: pyrohgen.com #Hydrogen #Biogas #Cleantech #EnergyTransition #Pyrolysis #Sustainability #Innovation #Business #Investing #ESG #Pyrohgen
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Energy Alchemy: How PYROHGEN Transforms Flared Gas into Clean Hydrogen & Graphene The global industry faces a critical challenge: how to access affordable energy without destroying the ecosystem? Every year, billions of cubic meters of Associated Petroleum Gas (APG) are flared at oil fields. This represents not only a colossal economic loss but also millions of tons of CO2 and methane emissions poisoning our atmosphere. PYROHGEN offers a technological solution that turns this liability into a prime asset. 💧 Part 1. Clean Hydrogen & Saving Nature. We have developed a modular pyrolysis technology that enables gas processing directly at extraction sites. Instead of burning APG in flares, we process it through our reactors. Through high-temperature decomposition in an oxygen-free environment, we achieve two results: "Turquoise" Hydrogen: An environmentally clean fuel with a zero-carbon footprint. This is the energy needed to decarbonize heavy industry, transport, and power generation. Environmental Protection: We physically eliminate the need for flaring, preventing thermal pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. We restore purity to nature and return resources to business. But hydrogen is only half the equation. All the solid carbon that previously vanished into the sky as smoke is captured, transformed into a space-age material. 💎 Part 2. The Graphene Era: A Materials Revolution Our by-product is a game-changer: Onion-Like Graphene (CNO). These spherical fullerenes (30–60 nm) serve as superior nano-bearings and superconductors. Integrating CNOs allows manufacturers to achieve a quantum leap in product performance. Below are the first 5 industries where this technology is making a difference: 🔋 1. The Li-Ion Battery Revolution The main barrier for EVs is battery capacity. We produce nanostructures with a silicon core wrapped in a graphene shell (Si@C). The Problem: Standard silicon expands and fractures during charging. The Solution: The graphene "capsule" protects the core while maintaining conductivity. The Result: Anodes based on this material provide 3x higher capacity than traditional graphite solutions. This paves the way for gadgets and electric cars that run significantly longer. 🏗 2. Construction 2.0: Ultra-High Strength Concrete Integrating micro-doses of our graphene into concrete mixes alters the material's structure at the molecular level. Super Strength: Compressive strength increases by up to +146%, and flexural strength by up to +79.5%. Invulnerability: Water permeability drops by 400%, protecting bridges and buildings from corrosion and moisture. Sustainability: This allows for the use of less cement to achieve the same performance, drastically reducing the global carbon footprint of construction. ⚙️ 3. Tribology: The spherical shape of our nano-onions acts like billions of microscopic ball bearings in motor oils and lubricants: Friction coefficient is reduced by 80%.Wear on metal parts is cut by 30–60%. Heat dissipation is improved, protecting mechanisms from overheating under extreme loads. 🚗 4. Tire Industry & Composites. Adding just 2–5% of our material to rubber compounds radically changes tire properties: Increased wear resistance and tensile strength. Improved thermal conductivity prevents tires from overheating at high speeds, significantly enhancing safety. 💧 5. Clean Water. CNOs possess phenomenal sorption capacity. Sponges and filters based on our graphene effectively remove heavy metals (lead, copper, cadmium) and organic toxins from industrial wastewater, returning purified water to the ecosystem. 🚀 Summary: Synergy of Technologies PYROHGEN is more than just an energy company. We close the loop: we take oil industry waste, save the atmosphere, and produce two products essential for humanity's technological leap—Hydrogen and Graphene. We are building a future where industrial growth and nature conservation do not contradict, but complement each other. 🔗 Learn more about our technology: [pyrohgen.com] #PYROHGEN #Hydrogen #TurquoiseHydrogen #Graphene #NanoOnions #CleanTech #Sustainability #EnergyTransition #Innovation #AdvancedMaterials
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Gemini 3.0 + Lindy + Perplexity = AI Content Infrastructure that generated 30M views last quarter... This 3-agent system replaces entire content teams automatically using AI strategist + producer + analyst architecture... → No more $15K-$30K monthly payroll for 4-person content teams → No more 20+ hours weekly spent planning content calendars manually → No more creative bottlenecks killing your posting velocity → No more analysts tracking metrics in 10 different spreadsheets Just 3 AI agents → autonomous content infrastructure that runs 24/7. Here's how it works: → Strategy Agent (monitors trends, identifies angles, builds calendars automatically) → Production Agent (generates platform-native posts, maintains brand voice across 1000+ posts) → Analysis Agent (tracks engagement, identifies patterns, optimizes continuously) → Multi-Platform Publishing (LinkedIn + Twitter content deployed simultaneously) → Performance Loop System (learns what works, compounds results weekly) Built with Fortune 500 content velocity. Runs 24/7 without creative bottlenecks. Zero payroll overhead. Enterprise quality. Results from deployments: • 30M+ organic views generated • $500K+ in qualified pipeline revenue • 25 posts weekly (up from 5 posts with manual teams) • One creator: $20K writer team → $500 AI infrastructure Want the complete system? Like + comment "LINDY" + repost, and I'll DM it to you. (must be following)
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Nvidia’s last quarterly report showed accounts receivable DSOs (days sales outstanding) ballooning to 53 days from prior pattern of 35-40 when things were accelerating. They stretched to make the quarter. So yes the bubble popping is in process. We saw the same thing for hot software stocks during the Dotcom bubble. The balance sheet showed stress first then eventually the income statement. Capex from their customers is going the wrong direction now. $NVDA top line miss incoming this quarter or next.
Is the #AI bubble popping right before our very eyes? Microsoft Abandons More Data Center Projects, TD Cowen Says - Bloomberg
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An outrageous, white-knuckle journey to the dark heart of an intoxicating world, our Non-fiction Book of the Month is THE TRADING GAME, @garyseconomics' thrilling and disturbing memoir of his life as a ruthless city trader: waterstones.com/book/the-tra… #WBOTM 💰
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Questa è pesante. Il gen Antonio Caravelli capo dell’intelligence ed ex direttore AISE aveva intavolato rapporti di normalizzazione e supporto al regime di Assad (sotto sanzioni), con il favore dei russi. Lo scorso 5 di dicembre. Serve una risposta dal governo. @f_onori
#Syria cable to Assad from head of General Security Branch Hussam Luqa, under US\EU sanctions, dated on December 5 saying he had a phone call with head of Italian Intelligence Service general Giovanni Cavarelli where the General offers #Italy support to Assad and importance of Russian support for Assad 4 days after Russian airstrike targeted a Christian school in Aleppo
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Romania ranks 26th out of 27 countries in terms of LGBTQ acceptance in the EU, only ahead of Poland. Congratulations, Poland! We'll be aiming to take your place next year!
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🤖Palantir $PLTR analysis🔎 A one pager with all key information of a company that is increasingly becoming an A.I. platform for other businesses👇 Main takeaways📢 • $PLTR is well positioned to benefit from the A.I. megatrend with its A.I. Platform (AIP) gaining a lot of traction within various sectors. This can be a big driver of future growth • Although the moat of $PLTR is widening as their product offerings expand and they get more entrenched with their customers, they still have a relatively weak moat • Expectations are high for $PLTR, most likely due to the potential of their AIP offering. Whether the stock is expensive or not, largely depends on how much future growth their AIP offering will continue to deliver As of today, I do not own shares of $PLTR Cheers!🙏
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This is Hungary, Budapest. What do you notice?
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If you're less than 23 and your startup has more than 4 founders, the reason is probably not because you needed that many but because you had a big group of friends and didn't want to exclude anyone.
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1/7 This Bloomberg article suggests that analysts are increasingly worried about the trade implications of China's shifting of domestic investment out of the property sector and into manufacturing. bloomberg.com/news/newslette… via @economics
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15 years ago, I helped design Google Maps. I still use it everyday. Last week, the team dramatically changed the map’s visual design. I don’t love it. It feels colder, less accurate and less human. But more importantly, they missed a key opportunity to simplify and scale. ––– Google Maps has started to widely roll out updated map colors: - All roads are now gray - Water changed from blue to teal - Parks and open spaces are now mint green It seems the goal was to improve usability and make the maps more readable. Admittedly, I do think major roads, traffic, and trails stand out more now. But the colors of water and parks/open spaces blend together. And to me, the palette feels colder and more computer generated. But color choices aside… If the goal was better usability, the team missed a big opportunity: Google Maps should have cleaned up the crud overlaying the map. ––– So much stuff has accumulated on top of the map. Currently there are ~11 different elements obscuring it: - Search box - 8 pills overlayed in 4 rows - A peeking card for “latest in the area” - A bottom nav bar (Personally, I would LOVE to see usage metrics for all these overlays.) The map should be sacred real estate. Only things that are highly useful to many people should obscure it. There should be a very limited number of features that can cover the map view. And there are multiple ways to add new features without overlaying them directly on the map. ––– Here’s how it could look: - Keep the search box - Keep the bottom bar - Remove everything else from the map - Roll the most used features into the bottom bar - Bury the less used features elsewhere in the app I assume the search box and directions are top priority and should remain prominent. My Location and map layers (satellite, traffic, etc.) could move to the bottom bar. The explore overlays (restaurants, gas, etc.) could live in the bottom bar in “Explore” and open as cards. The additional space in the bottom bar could be used for Saved, as a “More” option, or could be removed entirely. There are many variations of how features could be arranged. But the key points are: - Dramatically simplify - Strongly prioritize map visibility - Bury legacy and low use features ––– It’s normal for products to accumulate features over time. But it’s also super important to stay vigilant and continually clean them up. In many ways, it’s interesting to see history repeating itself. In 2007, I was 1 of 2 designers on Google Maps. At that time, Maps had already become a cluttered mess. We were wedging new features into any space we could find in the UI. The user experience was suffering and the product was growing increasingly complicated. We had to rethink the app to be simple and scale for the future. It seems like it’s time for Google Maps to do this again… ––– For more on design + tips for early stage founders, follow me on X: @elizlaraki
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