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The scientists created a molecule that walked on its legs when it felt hot or when laced with the tip of a scanning microscope.
The first low-cost solar cells made from synthetic resin will be marketed after 5 years. It is the latest announcement by scientists - who are vying for increasingly fie…
US and European scientists have unveiled a technology that directly translates words from one language to another. The technology and other translation technologies were…
Italian farmers have made the world's first motorboat run on sunflower oil - a type
A half-beverage, half-brewed beverage will quickly appear on your menu. Nestec, a Swiss-based Nestle company, has created a fermented beverage that is as bubbly as beer,…
No need for a card and PIN when using an account holder's ATM, just press your finger on the screen and receive money from the machine. Currently Colombia and Chile…
STMicroelectronics Corp. today announced that it has successfully developed a microchip capable of detecting viruses and germs accurately and quickly. The ability of the…
Researchers at the University of Delaware are taking a new step in the fight against cancer - a new technology for detecting and treating cancer, the 'nano' bomb…
Animated screen images such as composite paper in newspapers and magazines can mark a new revolution in release and information.
In Argentina, an engineer is seeking to develop alternative energy technologies from soybeans, to assist farmers in the event that fuel prices continue to climb.
Commonly, when we stretch everything, they become thinner. However, this is not always true; Some things, like cats' skin, have 'auxetic' stretching properti…
A new prototype device, developed at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia, can absorb water vapor and then release liquid water as…
Singapore researchers are filing a patent application for a new lightweight, heat-resistant, lightweight material made from recycled plastic.
The Wind Motion green boat concept is highly valued for its eco-friendliness when it comes to using 100% clean energy.