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Recently, researchers at Bath University and the University of Exeter discovered that with several layers of graphene stacked, they could become a great material for opt…
It is now easier to detect bombs in public places such as airports or stations thanks to a new type of luminescent polymer by chemist William Dichtel and graduate studen…
A long tear in the wing caused the Solar Impulse landing plane earlier than planned on the last US crossing.
Under the current conditions, finding and using other sources of energy to replace fossil fuels is an issue that is being put on top by all mankind.
The current industrial process uses intense pressure and temperature to produce a chemical reaction and the process requires a lot of energy.
The Japanese government will discuss the project to build the International Linear Accelerator, a machine that will help scientists learn dark matter, with experts on Ju…
According to Impact Earth, the collision does not form a volcanic crater, but with energy entering the atmosphere by 544,050 tons of TNT, it will flare up a cloud of deb…
According to Gizmag magazine, EADCO has signed a contract with AC Aero to develop a new electric plane called the Elektro E6, which can accommodate up to 6 passengers wi…
Camping enthusiasts will no longer worry about their cell phones running out of batteries, thanks to a new type of shorts and sleeping bags that can generate electricity…
Floating luggage or battery-powered aircraft are some of the dream ideas of young engineers thinking about the prospect of civil aviation.
Researchers have developed an 'artificial forest' that converts solar energy into chemical fuels.
On May 23, the first manned Solar Impulse solar powered aircraft set a new record of flight distance with the completion of a long distance of 1,541km.
MODEC (Mitsui Ocean Development & Engineering Co.) has announced that they are about to test SKWID - the first system that can exploit both power sources simultaneously.
Panasonic Corporation (Japan) said its technical team has developed a large-capacity LED powered by solar energy.
The $ 10 million X-Prize champion has unveiled the prototype of a new generation VLC, with a design that is no different from the future.