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Ship building without new heavy metal
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new super-stable and ultra-light alloy that even floats on the water, opening up the possibility of making ships and ships…
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Bionic Lens implants help people with hypertension
This is a type of contact lenses that use biological materials, can be permanently implanted into the human eye.
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The aircraft has 1,000 3D printers
The Airbus design aircraft has more than 1,000 parts made from 3D printing technology.
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The 'smart' ice cube serves public places
Milan University of Science and Technology has created a bench
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The 'new raincoat' brings the feeling of 'direct' love
Scientists from Australia are designing a new type of condom to help people feel
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First 3D print car in China
A company in China on March 24 introduced the first 3D car in the country, with an orange design.
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Non-fuel water pump 'made in' Vietnam
The self-inflating pump can push the water up to 5-20 m without the need of fuel, hoping to serve water needs and produce for the people.
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Breakthroughs help lithium-ion batteries last longer
Singapore and Canada scientists have found technology that doubles the capacitance of lithium-ion batteries, which are widely used in smartphones, medical devices and el…
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Discover Aerogel metaphysics of the future
People always search and create new materials with superior features including 'freezing gas' Aerogel. According to recent scientific news, Aerogel may be the potential…
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The new graphene structure helps make batteries last longer
The group of materials scientists in Korea has successfully fabricated micron-sized graphene particles shaped like a paper sphere.
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Synthesis of substances that can absorb, hold, and release oxygen
In the future we may not need oxygen when we go diving, but just a mask is enough.
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Sea slugs can be the hardest biological material in the world
British scientists believe that the teeth of a slug may be the hardest biological material ever known.
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Black phosphorus: The material promises to reduce the size of electronic devices
Scientists have discovered how to make large quantities of black phosphorus nanoparticles, promising a new development era of nanoscale electronics.
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6 technology trends will change the future of humankind
The following areas may greatly change the science and technology and human life in the next few years.