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3× More Efficient: Theta-Phase Tantalum Nitride Sets New Thermal Conductivity Record

Scientists have identified a metallic material that could reshape the future of electronics by solving one of the industry’s biggest challenges: heat. A research team led by UCLA has revealed that theta-phase tantalum nitride conducts…

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Earthquake Sensors Can Detect Space Debris Plunging Toward Earth

A Surprising New Use for Seismic Networks As space above our planet becomes increasingly crowded with satellites, rocket parts and fragments from collisions, scientists are searching for new ways to track debris as it reenters…

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Bouygues Construction and Innodura Expand Robotics for Real-World Jobsite Tasks

Bouygues Construction has formalized a new robotics partnership with Lyon-based firm Innodura to accelerate the adoption of intelligent robotic systems across construction sites. The agreement builds on more than four years of joint trials focused…

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How Pneumatic Material Removal Tools Are Evolving for Industry 4.0 Workflows

Pneumatic material-removal tools are taking on a new role in connected factories.Industry 4.0 is reshaping how these familiar tools support smarter, more responsive workflows. Walk onto a modern factory floor and expectations look different. Output…

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A Simple Twist at the Nanoscale Rewrites How Crystals Conduct Electricity

A Breakthrough in Nanoscale Engineering Scientists at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science have discovered a remarkable way to steer the flow of electricity by physically twisting crystals at the nanoscale. This new approach…

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One-Second Lifesaver: KAIST’s Battlefield Spray Stops Bleeding Instantly

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed a remarkable wound-sealing spray designed to stop life-threatening bleeding in just one second. This innovation could transform how soldiers, emergency responders, and…

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Stony Brook University’s Humanoid Robot Becomes a Testbed for Embodied AI

Stony Brook University has welcomed a new research collaborator to its Interacting Robotic Systems Laboratory (IRSL): a programmable humanoid robot on loan from robotics startup DL-RL. The 4.5-foot, 77-pound unit is designed to study how…

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Scientists Create ‘Mini Quakes’ Inside a Chip to Boost Smartphone Speed and Efficiency

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough by creating miniature, earthquake-like vibrations inside a microchip. Instead of relying on natural forces, they engineered tiny tremors using a new device known as a phonon laser, which actively generates…

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Move Over 3D Printing: Cornell Is Now Knitting Real 3D Objects

A New Approach to Additive Manufacturing For years, 3D printing has dominated the world of rapid prototyping and custom fabrication. Now, researchers at Cornell University are introducing a completely different method that could reshape how…

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MIT Students Develop Spray-On Ice-Repellent Coating for Power Lines

A student team at MIT has developed a spray-on polymer coating that helps power lines shed ice during winter storms, a change that could reduce outages and repair costs as grids carry more electrified heating…

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Technology

3× More Efficient: Theta-Phase Tantalum Nitride Sets New Thermal Conductivity Record

Earthquake Sensors Can Detect Space Debris Plunging Toward Earth

Bouygues Construction and Innodura Expand Robotics for Real-World Jobsite Tasks

How Pneumatic Material Removal Tools Are Evolving for Industry 4.0 Workflows

A Simple Twist at the Nanoscale Rewrites How Crystals Conduct Electricity

One-Second Lifesaver: KAIST’s Battlefield Spray Stops Bleeding Instantly

Stony Brook University’s Humanoid Robot Becomes a Testbed for Embodied AI

Scientists Create ‘Mini Quakes’ Inside a Chip to Boost Smartphone Speed and Efficiency

Move Over 3D Printing: Cornell Is Now Knitting Real 3D Objects

MIT Students Develop Spray-On Ice-Repellent Coating for Power Lines

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