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Scientists Break Down Silk to Create Extremely Efficient Nonstick Surfaces

Tufts University researchers have developed an extremely efficient non-stick material. Researchers modified silk to form a material that does not stick to water or almost anything else containing water for that matter. Silk fiber-reinforced composites…

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Swiss Sports Brand Uses Captured Carbon to Make Sneakers

Global Carbon emissions have been rising steadily for several years. Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere causes global warming, hence there is an urgent need to reduce carbon emissions on a worldwide scale. Carbon Capture is a…

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New Technology Sheds Light on Early Detection of Multi-Cancer

“Cancer Moonshot” – the initiative that President Biden relaunched in February 2022 might see a turning point with a new breakthrough development. A Silicon Valley-based biotech company, Grail, has developed a single blood test that…

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What is a Bottle Unscrambler and Principles of Operation?

What is a bottle unscrambler machine? As you can probably tell by the name itself, a bottle unscrambler machine is a machine used to provide bottles onto the production line in various bottling industries. Depending…

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World’s First Implantable Shock Absorber for Knee Shows Promise in the Clinical Trial

Knee pain is the most common symptom of osteoarthritis (OA) in the knee. Osteoarthritis is more likely to develop as people age, making it painful to climb stairs, jog or kneel. Over time, osteoarthritis of…

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Believe It Or Not! Clumps of Discarded Hair on the Salon Flooring Might Help In Growing Your Lunchtime Salad

Hydroponic Farming is the Future! In comparison to traditional soil-grown crop production, hydroponic farming uses less space and less water. But this type of farming still requires a growth medium. Now Scientists from Nanyang Technological…

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Soon You May Be Able to 3D Print Your Next Wooden Chair

3D printing boasts some significant environmentally friendly attributes. From lower waste to on-the-spot manufacturing, 3D printing reduces overall energy waste and has a smaller carbon footprint. Currently, raw materials such as metal, graphite, and carbon…

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Scientists Discover Protein with Rejuvenating Properties to Help Reverse the Aging Process

Scientists at the University at Buffalo, New York have discovered that aging in muscle cells can be reversed by the overexpression of a specific protein called NANOG. Our skeletal muscles are made of long, striated…

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NASA Crashes its $344 Million DART Spacecraft on an Asteroid

The Earth has been hit before by asteroids and will be again someday. Though the Earth is in no immediate danger, an asteroid’s impact can cause global disaster if it hit the Earth. To defend…

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SIEMENS Commissions Green Hydrogen Plant in Germany

The German multinational corporation Siemens AG commissioned an 8.75 MW green hydrogen production plant, located in Wunsiedel, Germany. This plant represents one of the largest green hydrogen production plants in Germany, proving that hydrogen plays…

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Scientists Break Down Silk to Create Extremely Efficient Nonstick Surfaces

Swiss Sports Brand Uses Captured Carbon to Make Sneakers

New Technology Sheds Light on Early Detection of Multi-Cancer

What is a Bottle Unscrambler and Principles of Operation?

World’s First Implantable Shock Absorber for Knee Shows Promise in the Clinical Trial

Believe It Or Not! Clumps of Discarded Hair on the Salon Flooring Might Help In Growing Your Lunchtime Salad

Soon You May Be Able to 3D Print Your Next Wooden Chair

Scientists Discover Protein with Rejuvenating Properties to Help Reverse the Aging Process

NASA Crashes its $344 Million DART Spacecraft on an Asteroid

SIEMENS Commissions Green Hydrogen Plant in Germany

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