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MIT’s 10 nm Sensor Could Revolutionize Night-Vision Tech

A Leap Toward Featherweight Night-Vision Devices MIT researchers have developed a groundbreaking sensor only 10 nanometers thick that could reduce the weight of night-vision equipment from several pounds to mere micrograms. This innovation has the…

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New process uses methane and steel slag to reduce cement emissions by 80%

The Cement Industry’s Carbon Challenge Cement manufacturing is responsible for nearly 8% of global CO₂ emissions, mainly due to the decomposition of limestone (CaCO₃) and the high energy input required. With the growing demand for…

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1.2 Miles of Marvel: Japan Builds the Largest Wooden Structure on Earth

A Monumental Wooden Marvel at Expo 2025 The Grand Ring, unveiled at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, stands as the world’s largest wooden architectural structure. Designed by renowned Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, this monumental circular…

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Building the Future: Iron-Infused Wood Could Replace Steel and Concrete

A New Era of Sustainable Building Materials In a major leap forward for sustainable construction, researchers from Florida Atlantic University—working alongside the University of Miami and Oak Ridge National Laboratory—have developed a revolutionary method to…

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Quantum Leap: Japan Unveils a 256-Qubit Powerhouse with 4X More Potential

A Major Leap in Quantum Computing In a significant advancement in quantum computing, Japan has introduced a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, developed by Fujitsu and RIKEN. This new system, which delivers four times the power…

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A Look Into ADHD: How Your Retina Might Reveal the Disorder

A recent study has explored a potential new avenue for identifying ADHD: examining the back of the eye. Published in npj Digital Medicine, the research suggests that certain characteristics in retinal fundus photographs may correlate…

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Cambridge Scientists Build Sun-Powered Machine That Turns Pollution Into Power

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a solar-powered flow reactor that actively captures CO₂ from the air at night using specialized filters. These filters function like sponges, soaking up carbon dioxide as it passes…

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Vicor’s Power Modules Enable Microgate’s Adaptive Optics to Bring the Universe into Focus

Uncovering the secrets of the Universe starts with a clear, detailed view. Unfortunately, this is a challenging task for Earth-based telescopes, because they need to overcome one major obstacle: the Earth’s atmosphere. That’s where Microgate’s…

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Earth’s Oceans Were Once Green — And They Might Turn Purple Next, Scientists Say

Earth’s Oceans Were Once Green, Study Reveals Recent scientific research has unveiled intriguing insights into the historical and potential future colors of Earth’s oceans. A study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution by researchers from…

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Paint the Future: New Coating Fights Bacteria and Superbugs on Contact

The Science Behind the Breakthrough Researchers at the University of Nottingham have developed a groundbreaking antimicrobial paint that effectively eliminates harmful bacteria and viruses upon contact. This innovative coating incorporates chlorhexidine digluconate (CHX), a potent…

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Engineering

MIT’s 10 nm Sensor Could Revolutionize Night-Vision Tech

New process uses methane and steel slag to reduce cement emissions by 80%

1.2 Miles of Marvel: Japan Builds the Largest Wooden Structure on Earth

Building the Future: Iron-Infused Wood Could Replace Steel and Concrete

Quantum Leap: Japan Unveils a 256-Qubit Powerhouse with 4X More Potential

A Look Into ADHD: How Your Retina Might Reveal the Disorder

Cambridge Scientists Build Sun-Powered Machine That Turns Pollution Into Power

Vicor’s Power Modules Enable Microgate’s Adaptive Optics to Bring the Universe into Focus

Earth’s Oceans Were Once Green — And They Might Turn Purple Next, Scientists Say

Paint the Future: New Coating Fights Bacteria and Superbugs on Contact

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