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Israel Successfully Tests Game-Changing Laser-Based Defense System ‘Iron Beam’

Israel deployed Iron Dome in 2011 to protect its territory from incoming aerial threats. It has successfully intercepted over 2,500 projectiles since it was rolled out. Israel says it has a success rate of over…

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Intelligent software could revolutionize the 3D printing of metals

A team of researchers at the University of Michigan has developed an intelligent software called SmartScan that can provide tight control of the 3D printing process of metals, specifically laser sintering. The new system aims…

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A New Energy Storage System Stores Solar Power for almost Two Decades

Researchers from the Sweden’s Chalmers University of Technology have developed an energy system that stores solar energy in liquid form for up to 18 years. This allows storing energy and using it when and where…

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Scientists Use Discarded Rice Husks to Produce Hi-Tech, Quantum-Dot LED Lights

Scientists at Japan’s Hiroshima College have developed a way to recycle discarded rice husks to provide the world’s first silicon quantum dot LED light. Their innovation has demonstrated a low-cost, environmentally friendly way to fabricate…

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Freeze-Thaw Battery for Seasonal Renewables Storage

Worldwide renewable energies like wind and solar are rapidly replacing fossil fuels for electricity generation. But these renewable energies cannot always consistently produce energy. So, we require widespread energy storage for speeding the transition to a carbon-free…

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5 Things to Consider Before Becoming a Contractor

Interested in becoming a contractor? To many, this is a dream option. But, there are a variety of important aspects to contemplate before fully committing to it. Below you’ll discover more about why contracting is…

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The World’s Thinnest Skyscraper in New York

After the mad race of building the tallest skyscraper, the focus has shifted to the world’s skinniest building. This week, US studio SHoP Architects completed the world’s skinniest skyscraper 111 West 57th Street in New…

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Researchers Created a Chemically Erasable, Re-writable Paper

The process of making paper impacts our environment from beginning to end. It starts with deforestation and ends its life by being burned- emitting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Not only this, but it is…

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NVIDIA Presented Its Own Chip-to-Chip Interconnection System

NVIDIA has presented its latest discrete data center CPU named Grace CPU Superchip, and what’s novel about it is that it consists of two chips integrated into a single computing system. This literal “super-chip” features…

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How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water

Apart from the acquisition cost, the biggest hurdle in solar panel ownership and operation is maintenance costs, specifically, cleaning the panels from dirt and small dust particles. Not doing so quickly diminishes the energy generating…

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Engineering

Israel Successfully Tests Game-Changing Laser-Based Defense System ‘Iron Beam’

Intelligent software could revolutionize the 3D printing of metals

A New Energy Storage System Stores Solar Power for almost Two Decades

Scientists Use Discarded Rice Husks to Produce Hi-Tech, Quantum-Dot LED Lights

Freeze-Thaw Battery for Seasonal Renewables Storage

5 Things to Consider Before Becoming a Contractor

The World’s Thinnest Skyscraper in New York

Researchers Created a Chemically Erasable, Re-writable Paper

NVIDIA Presented Its Own Chip-to-Chip Interconnection System

How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water

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