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Stadium in the Sky: University Rooftop Becomes Massive Open-Air Auditorium

In a bold fusion of architecture and landscape, Sanjay Puri Architects has transformed a university rooftop into a sweeping 9,000-seat open-air auditorium. Instead of treating the roof as an afterthought, the design elevates it into…

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Goodbye Wear and Tear? New Self-Healing Composite Repairs Itself 1,000+ Times

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a groundbreaking self-healing composite material that could dramatically extend the lifespan of machines, vehicles and infrastructure. This innovation tackles one of the biggest weaknesses of modern composite…

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Scientists Bottle the Sun: Reusable Liquid Stores Solar Energy for Months

Researchers at the University of California have developed a remarkable liquid that can capture and store solar energy for long periods, effectively acting like “bottled sunlight.” This innovation represents a major step forward in renewable energy…

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Sunlight, Caught in Gold: Supraballs Soak Up Nearly the Entire Solar Spectrum

Scientists have developed tiny gold structures known as “supraballs” that can absorb almost 90% of the solar spectrum, opening new possibilities for solar energy harvesting. Reported by the American Chemical Society, this breakthrough centers on…

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From Ancient Seas to Clean Energy: How 250-Million-Year-Old Salt Could Power Australia

An ancient salt formation beneath Queensland could become Australia’s largest clean energy reserve. Deep beneath Queensland, Australia, scientists have uncovered a massive salt formation that formed long before the dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Researchers now…

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Printed to Survive: Cave-Shaped House Stands Strong Against Seismic Shocks

A two-story home that bends instead of breaks could reshape construction in earthquake-prone regions. Developed using advanced 3D-printing technology from COBOD in collaboration with Japanese firm Onocom, the structure blends cutting-edge automation with an ancient…

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No Wires, No Plugs: Finland Transmits Power Through the Air

Recently, researchers in Finland have demonstrated a striking advance in wireless energy transmission by successfully sending electricity through the air using carefully controlled frequencies. Instead of relying solely on traditional metal wires, the team actively…

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Invisible but Powerful: The Microscopic QR Code That Could Secure Tomorrow’s Data

Researchers at TU Wien have pushed nanotechnology to a new extreme by creating a record-breaking microscopic QR code so small that even advanced laboratory tools struggle to detect it. With this breakthrough, engineers are actively…

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Goodbye Space Failures? New Radiation-Resistant Chip May Last 270 Years

A team of engineers has developed a groundbreaking electronic circuit designed to withstand intense cosmic radiation for more than 270 years—potentially transforming the future of deep-space exploration. Built to operate in environments far harsher than…

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This Battery Works at −40°C — And It Could Make Frozen EVs a Thing of the Past

A Battery That Refuses to Freeze This experimental battery continues delivering power at −40°C, offering a potential solution to winter EV failures. Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a new type of battery designed…

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Engineering

Stadium in the Sky: University Rooftop Becomes Massive Open-Air Auditorium

Goodbye Wear and Tear? New Self-Healing Composite Repairs Itself 1,000+ Times

Scientists Bottle the Sun: Reusable Liquid Stores Solar Energy for Months

Sunlight, Caught in Gold: Supraballs Soak Up Nearly the Entire Solar Spectrum

From Ancient Seas to Clean Energy: How 250-Million-Year-Old Salt Could Power Australia

Printed to Survive: Cave-Shaped House Stands Strong Against Seismic Shocks

No Wires, No Plugs: Finland Transmits Power Through the Air

Invisible but Powerful: The Microscopic QR Code That Could Secure Tomorrow’s Data

Goodbye Space Failures? New Radiation-Resistant Chip May Last 270 Years

This Battery Works at −40°C — And It Could Make Frozen EVs a Thing of the Past

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