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The smart shirt has the ability to change the color and shape of the user's movement has been invented by Canadian scientists.
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The smart shirt has the ability to change the color and shape of the user's movement has been invented by Canadian scientists.
A solar system combined with natural gas has been researched and developed to increase the electricity production efficiency of natural gas plants by 20%.
A new feature has been added to the world's first 'artificial leaf', making it more suitable to provide people living in developing countries and remote areas with elect…
A ComScan450 detector using X-ray scattering technology for accurate demining has been successfully tested in Germany.
Eco-friendly cars can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80 percent by 2050.
On July 3, the European Atomic Energy Research Organization (CERN) announced that its physicists had discovered a particle with physical properties like the Higgs partic…
Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory - ORNL (Tennessee, USA) developed a solid electrolyte to replace flammable substances used in lithium-ion batteries.
France's Jestips (What You See Is Photovoltaic Surface) will bring a breakthrough technology to the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2013.
With just one single charge, the battery-powered trains can travel over 1,000km with full passengers on their cars.
The new fabric is capable of absorbing water from the fog and releasing water when the temperature rises, opening up the possibility of supplying water to the desert.
German scientists have developed a new technology that allows the leaves to turn into fuel after one night.
Scientists at the US Department of Energy have successfully developed solar cells that convert 44% of light into electricity.
Physicists have come up with a new method of studying paleontological sites, which allow to see the anatomical elements that the naked eye and the microscope can not see…
About 1.5 billion people in the world have to light with kerosene lamps, both fire and environmentally friendly.
The new glider, called Gokurakutombo, is made of hard plastic foam and polycarbonate and weighs only 37 kg.