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Use drones for archeology
European archaeologists have said they are using a tiny remote-controlled aircraft to photograph a 3-D model of ancient Russian tombs.
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Detect radioactivity with iPhone
Since the earthquake and tsunami struck in Japan in March, radiation detectors have become a common device of the Sunnis.
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Sensor manufacturing helps detect nanoparticles in the air
The team of scientists led by Professor Robert Dorey, director of the Cranfield University's Center for Nanotechnology and Micro Systems, is developing a new sensor that…
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Method to support gravity wave detection
Professor Tsvi Piran, who works at the Hebrew University, Israel, has discovered a method that can aid in the detection of gravity waves.
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Automobile driving in the UK
Scientists at Oxford University have developed a car that can automatically control itself.
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New technology in color display on the screen
A new form of screen that doubles the amount of pixels just like a solar cell and can enhance the energy efficiency of mobile phones and electronic reading devices.
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Robot will know 'thinking'?
Dr. Osamu Hasegawa and his colleagues at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have developed a new generation of robots that can teach them to perform pre-programmed tasks…
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The development of materials
The history of materials has evolved from the use of natural materials such as wood, stone, animal skin and other artificial materials for humans to create materials suc…
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The photovoltaic plant operates around the clock
The £ 260m solar power plant called Germasolar has been officially opened in Europe.
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Wireless Brake
German experts have successfully tested the wireless bike brakes, with a 99.9% operating result, paving the way for similar brakes on planes and trains.
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German air force launches new spy plane
The German air force has launched an unmanned spy plane called Euro Hawk.
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Change history with 'time gown'
Researchers at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, for the first time demonstrate that it is possible to obscure a particular event in time, creating what is expected
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Production of aircraft fuel from industrial emissions
Virgin Atlantic Airlines, the UK has developed an aviation fuel from industrial emissions with a commitment to halve CO2 emissions compared to standard jet fuel usage.
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Build large cargo ships to save on CO2 emissions
Japan Heavy Industries (MHI), a Japanese heavy equipment manufacturer, says it is building a large tonnage carrier, which can reduce its CO2 emissions by 25 percent comp…
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Japan makes lithium-ion batteries do not need rare earth
Japanese scientists have successfully built lithium-ion batteries without the use of rare earth metals.