Monitoring device under the skin
Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.
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Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.
The University of UC, USA, was honored to receive 50 LEED certifications, the most of all other universities in the United States. LEED certification is awarded to UC Un…
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Since Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was badly damaged by the massive earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, you must have gained a little more knowled…
The solar-powered self-compressing bins are being tested for the first time in the UK. With this new technology, each self-compacting bin has the capacity of eight times…
British scientists are studying new batteries for soldiers using energy from the sun and body heat.
Using alternative energy for traditional forms of energy is a great and long-term strategy, meaningful in terms of economics, security, national defense and development.
Researchers at Purdue University create a unique system that can absorb heat from automotive exhaust to generate electricity while reducing fuel consumption.
Experts at Yale University in Connecticut have built a prototype device capable of fully absorbing laser light and turning it into heat.