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World’s Most Efficient Thermoelectric Material Breaks World Record for Turning Heat into Electricity

Researchers from Vienna University of Technology discovered a new type of thermoelectric material that generates electrical current very efficiently. Thermoelectric materials convert heat into electrical energy. The amount of energy that can be generated from…

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Omron Announces New Generation of Photoelectric Sensors

Omron’s new E3AS Series of reflective-type photoelectric sensors open up new possibilities in the industrial production field. These sensors are used in a wide range of applications, and this is why the launch of such…

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Japan’s Space Probe Is Returning To Earth with Chunks of Asteroid

Japan’s Hayabusa-2 probe begins its long journey back to Earth after spending over a year with the near-Earth asteroid Ryugu. . The probe is expected to bring back valuable samples taken from the asteroid that…

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Major Breakthrough: Scientists Claim To Find a Potential Cancer-Killing Virus

Cancer has become a big threat globally. It is one of the most dreaded diseases of recent times. It not only impacts one’s health, but also emotions, time and money. For years scientists are working…

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Hyperloop TT to Initiate Commercial Operations by 2023

The chairman of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies has stated that the first trials to connect Dubai, Al-Ain, and Abu Dhabi are scheduled for 2020. If all goes well, the hyperloop will begin taking actual passengers in…

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Blood ‘Cleaning’ Treatment Which Pulls Diseases from Blood Using Magnets

In a revolutionary research, a British engineer developed a new technology that could draw deadly infections like leukaemia, sepsis and malaria from the body using magnets. His device could be used in clinical trials as…

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Researchers Create Blueprint for ‘Quantum Battery’ That Never Loses Its Charge

The pace with which technology of developing machines and products at the nanoscale is improving, so are the ways to power them. Now researchers from the universities of Alberta and Toronto have developed a blueprint…

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Scientists Wants to Genetically Engineer Humans to Survive Missions to Mars

According to European Space Agency (ESA), a manned mission to Mars will be an incredibly risky and complicated journey, which some scientists fear could be lethal for astronauts. On Mars, astronauts could be bombarded with…

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“Unsinkable Metal” Stays Afloat Even With Holes Drilled In It

University of Rochester researchers have created an “unsinkable metallic structure”, that stay floating even when punctured or damaged. The structure could lead to unsinkable devices for wide range of applications. Ships and wearable flotation devices…

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This Algae Bioreactor Can Swallow as Much Carbon as an Acre of Trees

Considering the climate change and its aftereffects, scientists are working on finding the ways to tackle greenhouse gas emissions and capture carbon. Thanks to the US Company Hypergiant Industries, for developing a new algae bioreactor…

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Technology

World’s Most Efficient Thermoelectric Material Breaks World Record for Turning Heat into Electricity

Omron Announces New Generation of Photoelectric Sensors

Japan’s Space Probe Is Returning To Earth with Chunks of Asteroid

Major Breakthrough: Scientists Claim To Find a Potential Cancer-Killing Virus

Hyperloop TT to Initiate Commercial Operations by 2023

Blood ‘Cleaning’ Treatment Which Pulls Diseases from Blood Using Magnets

Researchers Create Blueprint for ‘Quantum Battery’ That Never Loses Its Charge

Scientists Wants to Genetically Engineer Humans to Survive Missions to Mars

“Unsinkable Metal” Stays Afloat Even With Holes Drilled In It

This Algae Bioreactor Can Swallow as Much Carbon as an Acre of Trees

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