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Space Laundry Solved: Cold Plasma Tech Kills Bacteria on Astronaut Clothing

A New Approach to Cleaning Clothes in Space Keeping clothes clean in space has long been a challenge. Unlike on Earth, astronauts cannot simply toss their garments into a washing machine. Water is a precious…

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Scientists Discover a Crystal with Two Faces—Mirror-Like and Transparent

Scientists have discovered an unusual crystal that could reshape the future of wearable technology and advanced optical devices. Researchers from XPANCEO, together with collaborators from the National University of Singapore and the University of Chemistry…

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Who Owns TikTok? ByteDance Ownership, U.S. Pressure & Control Explained

“Who owns TikTok?” is no longer a straightforward question. Globally, TikTok is owned by ByteDance Ltd., the private technology company behind platforms such as Douyin, CapCut and Lemon8. However, growing U.S. national security and data…

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Forget Rooftops—Switzerland Is Installing Solar Panels on Train Tracks

Turning Railway Tracks into Power Plants Switzerland has launched an innovative experiment that could reshape renewable energy generation. A Swiss startup called Sun-Ways has installed solar panels directly between railway tracks on an active rail…

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Triple-Layer Defense Gives Armored Vehicles Protection Against Explosions, Missiles, and Drones

Meeting the Challenges of Modern Warfare Modern armored vehicles face a growing range of threats on today’s battlefields. Hidden landmines, rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs), and attack drones can strike from different directions, putting both vehicles and…

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Scientists Turn Trees Into Smart Fire Watchers With Electronic Stickers

A New Way to Detect Wildfires Early Wildfires have become one of the biggest environmental threats in recent years, destroying forests, wildlife habitats, and communities across the globe. Detecting a fire during its earliest moments…

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Transparent Solar Technology Could Transform Cities Into Power Plants

A New Era of Invisible Solar Power Scientists are developing transparent solar cells that could one day allow windows to generate electricity while still remaining clear enough to see through. The technology represents a major…

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Deep-Sea Connection: New Technology Helps Marine Robots Talk Across Long Distances

Solving a Long-Standing Underwater Communication Challenge Communicating underwater has always been a major obstacle for marine robots. Radio waves weaken quickly in water, while acoustic systems often suffer from limited bandwidth, interference, and delays. To…

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New Room-Temperature Technique Etches Nanoscale Patterns on Hard Materials for Future Chips

A Simpler Way to Create Tiny Structures Researchers at Rice University have developed a new technique that creates nanoscale patterns directly on hard materials at room temperature, a breakthrough that could simplify the manufacturing of…

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Thermo Fisher Opens U.S. Bioprocess Design Center to Support Scale-Up

Thermo Fisher Scientific has opened a U.S. flagship bioprocess design center in Plainville, Massachusetts, adding new laboratory and training space for biologics developers working to move therapies from process development toward production. The company announced…

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Engineering

Space Laundry Solved: Cold Plasma Tech Kills Bacteria on Astronaut Clothing

Scientists Discover a Crystal with Two Faces—Mirror-Like and Transparent

Who Owns TikTok? ByteDance Ownership, U.S. Pressure & Control Explained

Forget Rooftops—Switzerland Is Installing Solar Panels on Train Tracks

Triple-Layer Defense Gives Armored Vehicles Protection Against Explosions, Missiles, and Drones

Scientists Turn Trees Into Smart Fire Watchers With Electronic Stickers

Transparent Solar Technology Could Transform Cities Into Power Plants

Deep-Sea Connection: New Technology Helps Marine Robots Talk Across Long Distances

New Room-Temperature Technique Etches Nanoscale Patterns on Hard Materials for Future Chips

Thermo Fisher Opens U.S. Bioprocess Design Center to Support Scale-Up

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