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New Material Developed is a Biomedical Breakthrough

Researchers from Syracuse University together with counterparts from the Bucknell University have presented what they consider to be a groundbreaking development in the world of shape memory polymers (SMP). These materials are used for special…

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USB4 is coming soon with same data transfer speeds as Intel’s Thunderbolt

USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has announced that USB4 will be making its debut within the next few months. USB-IF has unveiled its specifications and declared that USB4 would be built on Intel’s Thunderbolt 3. In…

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US Air Force Takes The Wraps off its New Stealth Fighter Drone

The XQ-58A Valkyrie, a stealth UAV designed to demonstrate a radical new concept in modern air warfare successfully completed its inaugural flight on March 5 at Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona. It was in the air…

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Novel Materials That Convert Visible Light into Infrared Light

Researchers from Harvard and Columbia University developed a process to convert the light that we see into infrared light. The newest method could be useful in the medical field, where fine-tuning of noninvasive infrared light…

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Self-Foldable Drones to Assist on Rescue Missions

Rescuers have an extremely hard time getting to the victims of natural disasters. New research from the team at the University of Zurich tackles this very problem. They created a drone that retracts its propellers…

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Reliable in Wind, Waves, and Weather: DNV GL Certified Cables For E-Chains

Over 370 chainflex® cables from igus for a secure and long-lasting energy and data supply at sea Energy chains used in the maritime industry have special requirements for safe energy and data transmission, and igus…

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Scientists Can Now Turn Carbon Dioxide Back Into Coal Which ‘Could Lead To Permanently Cleaner Air’

A research team led by Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (RMIT) in Australia has developed a new technique to convert CO2 back into solid coal. It is a big breakthrough, which can help in…

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12-Year-Old Boy Reportedly Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in a Playroom Lab

Jackson Oswalt, an American boy has built a working nuclear fusion reactor in his own playroom at the age of 12. Jackson Oswalt, who is now 14, is believed to be the youngest person in…

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China Plans to Tap the Sun’s Boundless Energy by Putting an Orbiting Solar Farm in Space

China is planning to build the first solar power station in space. By building the solar power station orbiting the earth at 36,000 kilometers, China is going to rule out all the obstacles like interference…

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Ukraine is About to Get a 246 MegaWatt Solar Farm

DTEK, Ukraine’s largest energy producer has just been granted a provisional license by the country’s National Commission for Energy for their “Solar-Farm 1” project. This is projected to be the largest farm of its kind…

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Engineering

New Material Developed is a Biomedical Breakthrough

USB4 is coming soon with same data transfer speeds as Intel’s Thunderbolt

US Air Force Takes The Wraps off its New Stealth Fighter Drone

Novel Materials That Convert Visible Light into Infrared Light

Self-Foldable Drones to Assist on Rescue Missions

Reliable in Wind, Waves, and Weather: DNV GL Certified Cables For E-Chains

Scientists Can Now Turn Carbon Dioxide Back Into Coal Which ‘Could Lead To Permanently Cleaner Air’

12-Year-Old Boy Reportedly Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in a Playroom Lab

China Plans to Tap the Sun’s Boundless Energy by Putting an Orbiting Solar Farm in Space

Ukraine is About to Get a 246 MegaWatt Solar Farm

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