Li Yap

Feature Writer

M.Eng (Hons) Chemical Engineering

Li is a chartered engineer and freelance writer. Specializing in science communication, Li is enthusiastic about research and is particularly interested in learning about new developments across all STEM fields.

Li is also passionate about writing and enjoys producing clear and engaging content for public audiences.

Articles from Li

New Concept for Recycling the Remaining Energy in Batteries

Researchers in Taiwan have conducted a study delivering promising results that could open doors to a circular economy for waste batteries.

21 Sep 2022

Is Green Hydrogen the Future of Energy Storage?

The global energy market is more volatile and uncertain than ever. Compounded with the challenges around climate change, it is evident that secure, sustainable, and affordable energy supplies are needed to meet future energy demands. With hydrogen dominating the discussions around clean energy trans

24 Aug 2022

Applications and Principles of a Hydrometeorological Monitoring System

This article looks at hydrometeorological monitoring systems and their applications across society, including why they are used and current research within the field.

15 Mar 2022

Converting Urban Areas into Indoor Pesticide-Free Farms for Year-Round Food

With the ever-growing demand for food placing increased pressure on the Earth’s resources, innovators are re-examining the fundamentals of farming to create a new and sustainable food system.

14 Jul 2021

Planetary Hydrogen Ocean Air Capture: Capturing and Storing CO2 while Producing Hydrogen

Planetary Hydrogen has patented an Ocean Air Capture (OAC) technology that boosts the ocean’s natural ability to capture and permanently store atmospheric carbon dioxide while producing ‘green’ hydrogen.

28 Jun 2021

Making Wind Turbine Blades Fully Recyclable with the CETEC Project

Vestas is spearheading a game-changing project to commercialize a novel process that will enable wind turbine blades to be fully recyclable.

15 Jun 2021

Blending Hydrogen into the Gas Network

Hydrogen is seen as an essential part of the UK’s ambitious plan to implement the world’s first carbon-free gas network. Recognized as a zero or low-carbon alternative to natural gas, hydrogen has the potential to accelerate the decarbonization of the country’s gas supplies.

15 Jun 2021