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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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World’s First Underwater 3D-Printed Concrete Set to Transform Wind Farms and Defense Infrastructure

In the heart of Las Vegas, a glowing sphere now dominates the skyline, redefining what immersive entertainment can look like. Known as the Sphere, this architectural marvel holds the title of the world’s largest spherical…

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UK Army Fields Acoustic Tracker to Pinpoint Artillery and Mortar Fire Faster

The British Army is turning to sound as a weapon of its own. In a move aimed at strengthening battlefield awareness, the British Army has adopted a new acoustic detection system capable of pinpointing enemy…

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Computer Chips Designed Like Biological Brains Can Solve Massive Math Problems Using a Fraction of a Supercomputer’s Energy

Rethinking How Computers Work For decades, supercomputers have relied on a traditional architecture where memory and processing units are physically separate. While this design enables powerful calculations, it also forces data to move constantly between…

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Unison to Showcase Total Tube Technology at Tube Düsseldorf 2026

Unison Ltd, the UK-based inventor of ultra-precise, all-electric tube manipulation, will present the capabilities of its full range of tube bending machines, its Pneuform wire forming technologies and its advanced Opt2Sim Scan tube measurement system…

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Engineering Custom Marine Equipment: Non-Slip Decks and Corrosion-Resistant Materials for Boats

When it comes to building marine equipment, the key challenges are durability, safety, and functionality. Boats and vessels must withstand harsh conditions, from saltwater corrosion to high waves and constant wear. The materials used in…

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Earth’s Core May Hide the Planet’s Largest Hydrogen Reservoir

Deep beneath our planet’s crust, thousands of kilometers below the surface, scientists believe a vast and unexpected treasure may be hiding: hydrogen. New research suggests that Earth’s core could store enormous amounts of hydrogen, potentially…

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Engineering

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

World’s First Underwater 3D-Printed Concrete Set to Transform Wind Farms and Defense Infrastructure

UK Army Fields Acoustic Tracker to Pinpoint Artillery and Mortar Fire Faster

Computer Chips Designed Like Biological Brains Can Solve Massive Math Problems Using a Fraction of a Supercomputer’s Energy

Unison to Showcase Total Tube Technology at Tube Düsseldorf 2026

Engineering Custom Marine Equipment: Non-Slip Decks and Corrosion-Resistant Materials for Boats

Earth’s Core May Hide the Planet’s Largest Hydrogen Reservoir

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