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UAE’s ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ is the World’s Largest Solar Power Project

United Arab Emirates (UAE) takes the lead in going green by unveiling ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ the largest individual solar power project in the world. Developed by Emirate Water and Electricity Company, it just has reduced…

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French Scientists Say they’ve Finally Made Metallic Hydrogen

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe; scientists have been trying all sorts of techniques to produce metallic hydrogen for decades. Now, a team of French scientists from Harvard University has claimed to…

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BoringPhone can save you from Smartphone Addiction

Smartphones are no doubt a necessity to modern living and can be a hugely productive tool. But excessive smartphone use could result in profound changes to our brains and to society. Smartphones are distracting us…

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Robot Fish Powered By Blood-Like Battery Fluid Can Swim For Over 36 Hours

A team of engineers at Cornell’s Organic Robotics Lab has created a soft robotic lionfish that is powered by its own artificial circulatory system. Main challenge in robotics is to make them perform for extended…

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Scientists Took World’s Smallest MRI Scan of an Atom

In a big breakthrough, scientists from U.S. and South Korea have performed the world’s smallest magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). They used a highly specialized device called a scanning and tunneling microscope, technique to visualize the…

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Research Reveals Exotic Quantum States by Stacking Layers of Graphene Together

Graphene is indeed a “wonder material”. It is ultra-lightweight, extremely flexible, super thin, good conductor and yet 200 times stronger than steel. It has emerged as one of the most promising nanomaterials due to its…

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CO2 Is Greener than Using Water in Fracking

Hydraulic fracturing fluid is essential for creating fractures to tap unconventional oil and gas resources. The fracturing fluid is comprised of approximately 90% water mixed with chemicals to effectively create thin, long fractures distributed over…

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Glucose-Powered Artificial Muscles That Functions Like the Real Thing

Researchers from Linköping University in Sweden have created artificial muscles that are powered by glucose and oxygen, just like the actual muscle found in living organisms. This innovative development will pave way towards an implantable…

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The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

The Boring Company has been assigned a contract by the city of Las Vegas that asks it to design and build a high-speed loop for the local Convention Center. The loop’s purpose will be to…

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Saving Costs With Strong And Lightweight 3D Woven Composite Fabrics

Many engineers are shifting from traditional two-dimensional (2D) fabrics to advanced composites based on 3D woven fabrics, for applications that call for superior strength, elasticity, and durability. Three-dimensional (3D) weaving can produce complex, single-piece structures…

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UAE’s ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ is the World’s Largest Solar Power Project

French Scientists Say they’ve Finally Made Metallic Hydrogen

BoringPhone can save you from Smartphone Addiction

Robot Fish Powered By Blood-Like Battery Fluid Can Swim For Over 36 Hours

Scientists Took World’s Smallest MRI Scan of an Atom

Research Reveals Exotic Quantum States by Stacking Layers of Graphene Together

CO2 Is Greener than Using Water in Fracking

Glucose-Powered Artificial Muscles That Functions Like the Real Thing

The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

Saving Costs With Strong And Lightweight 3D Woven Composite Fabrics

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