Physicists find superconductors at new high temperatures
A team of physical scientists has found a new superconducting material at very high temperatures, reaching a record ever.
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A team of physical scientists has found a new superconducting material at very high temperatures, reaching a record ever.
A double task: to save energy while simultaneously creating water from the air.
The Helia, developed by Cambridge University students, has an energy consumption rate of only 1/10 compared to current commercial electric vehicles.
Scientists have discovered a new method for dating rocks that helps identify ore reserves and improve mineral exploration around the globe.
Scientists have discovered a new material that can expand or contract significantly when exposed to weak electrical currents.
Shipper will not have to run along each neighborhood miserable, confused with the crowded number of houses.
The intricate network of strong static that helps our bodies cool in the summer heat has motivated engineers to design new heat management systems that can be used to co…
The team is still trying to go one step further, trying to see if they can fully charge the battery in just 5 minutes.
Robots are equipped with machine learning technology and artificial intelligence, capable of classifying four different waste categories for recycling.
Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, holds the future of hosting industry.
The Jetson laser prototype can pick up heart rate signals from a distance of 200 meters, even through clothing.
This wireless method consists of a set of two charging coils, one mounted below an electric vehicle and the other on the ground.
CNF has the potential to become the future automobile material.
Canon engineers developed a camera lens that draws air in, rotates the airflow in the body, and eventually pushes them out of the camera.
The sun emits a lot of energy. Currently, many countries exploit this energy source to gradually replace other sources.