Dutch bridge construction using 3D printing technology
The 3D-built bridge is the first civilian project to adopt a new approach, with fast construction and low CO2 emissions.
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The 3D-built bridge is the first civilian project to adopt a new approach, with fast construction and low CO2 emissions.
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.
In theory, the invisibility cloak works by bending light transmission to it by means of a special layer of material.
Engineers at Cornell University, USA, developed a stretchable surface capable of changing the structure from 2D to 3D, allowing it
The US is testing PUU material, which allows for the manufacture of armor that can be proportionally proportional to the damage of bullets.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder (USA) have invented a type of metal film that works to cool the surrounding environment without using electricity.
Experts can synthesize hydrogen gas from water using solar energy using special optical catalytic compounds created by titanium dioxide.
Furniture made from fungi with light, hard and toxic properties can change the way traditional large-scale furniture production today, Reuters 18/9 reported.
With the followers, the suitcase is an indispensable item. But if selected, how would you choose for yourself a suitcase?
Do not use petroleum-based raw materials, do not discharge toxic gas during operation, electric cars or trucks are considered the most breakthrough invention of 21st cen…
The work is led by Hongfang Ma of the Qilu University of Technology, focusing primarily on turning waste into a porous carbon material used in energy storage technology.
Alliance Rubber is studying the use of graphene, which is 200 times stronger than steel, to produce elastic bands, Business Insider said on Aug. 23.
The secret behind these self-destructive molecules is that they need a small amount of energy to survive - and when that energy is gone, they will disappear.
Researchers at Harvard University have created a material named
Researchers and manufacturers of Japanese auto parts have successfully fabricated materials from pulp, weighing only 1/5 of steel, but five times more solid.