Name Brendan I. Koerner
Location 10027
Occupation Writer/Cakeaholic
Interests Sri Lanka, electric power transmission, Polynesian footballers, minor characters from The Iliad, primate sociobiology, user interface design, Canadian whiskey, the history of cholera, low-grade animatronic robots, Naga anthropology, cult dynamics, ruby thieves, the Pyongyang Metro, the techniques of master pickpockets, bush flying in the Alaskan tundra, anti-poaching technology, spaceports, etc.
Why Microkhan? As a daily balm for my information addiction. Please see the debut post for a more expansive mission statement.
Gerardo Trevino // Mar 22, 2009 at 7:32 pm
I am currently doing research on a hybrid wind solar project here in UT San Antonio. I read your article in wired magazine and I found it really interesting.
We are planning to connect them (inverters) with no wires and make them more efficient than working alone.
robert moore // May 24, 2009 at 8:19 pm
I read your article in Wired. I wished you had talked more about the use of molten salt as a storage medium for solar thermal plants. And Duke Energy came off looking better than they are as a company. They keep building coal plants when natural gas is cheaper and cleaner.But otherwise, the article was excellent.