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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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.
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…
Japanese scientists have successfully built lithium-ion batteries without the use of rare earth metals.
A team of UK experts is working on a project to make electronic dogs capable of detecting victims buried in earthworms or other causes.
Removable glass can be reused to remove contaminants from groundwater, making water cleaner.
Scientists working at New York University (NYU), the United States believe they can create materials that are self-replicating, based on new research.
A 19-finger robot made many people astounded by the ability to play a great piano and it can both sing and play a drum beat.
A Japanese mask manufacturing company has been providing REAL-f face masks just like the face of a customer.
Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of patch with gold and alginate nanofibers. Star clusters of gold nanowires can be seen in these images.
Ford Motor Company said it would apply the technology to build Formula 1 racing cars to build a special electric bike.
The US Navy successfully tested the first flight of an unmanned bio-fueled MQ-8B Fire Scout helicopter.
An Australian entrepreneur has the idea of generating clean, hot gas for household use, with the primary aim of creating a clean, safe and carbon-free energy source for…
Nestled inside a large dome of the Big Ben clock tower and armed with a huge mirror half-pitched in football pitch, it's hard to find a suitable name for E-ELT. It w…
Earlier this year, Samsung showed off its 4.5-inch AMOLED screen, which was only 0.3 mm thick, able to bend or even roll up neatly. The technology is based on the graphe…
Explosives bring rocket firepower, but a new type of US military missile hits the target with electromagnetic waves.