Graphene: a new key to LED technology
By applying graphene materials with the advantage of good thermal conductivity, researchers - including the participation of Vietnamese people - have opened new steps fo…
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By applying graphene materials with the advantage of good thermal conductivity, researchers - including the participation of Vietnamese people - have opened new steps fo…
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…
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.
With the advent of a new laser line, fighters can identify potential hazards, such as arsenals at long distances.
Japanese scientists have created an eyeglass device called 'Anti-Glass', for those who want to avoid the sight of the Google mirror.
It is unreasonable to stare at someone, but you will inevitably be able to see someone wearing one of two dresses created by fashion designer Ying Gao.
Moving the hologram screen in the Star Wars movie is no longer a distant prospect, thanks to the breakthrough in 3D technology.
Lighter materials, such as plastic, can help astronauts effectively block harmful radiation rays during space travel.
A Harry Porter invisibility cloak is just a product of imagination and, in fact, to create a similar product requires the use of negative refractive index materials for…
American scientists have developed a type of shirt
A team of scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has successfully developed a new image sensor from graphene that promises to improve image qu…
Researchers have developed an 'artificial forest' that converts solar energy into chemical fuels.
The West African snake, one of the largest in Africa, has smooth black scales, forming a geometric pattern on the skin. The black patches on their skin have the ability…
Now, a research team at the University of North Carolina has continued to improve the technology to increase battery performance as high as possible.
A team of researchers at Rutgers University (New Jersey) has successfully implemented the IndaPlant project, which successfully created the home blooming robot.