Successful 3D printing of glass, revolution of consumer goods production
German scientists have begun to research and successfully apply 3D printing technology to create small glass objects.
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German scientists have begun to research and successfully apply 3D printing technology to create small glass objects.
Healthy, self-healing concrete, carbon nanomaterials, color changing bricks are advanced technologies that can be widely used in the future construction industry.
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John Goodenough is an outstanding physicist, he received many compliments from the lithium battery technology invention that we use today.
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A bent phone is a target for smartphone makers. In order to produce such a device, its components need to be flexible.
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Bugatti - the French car manufacturer, famous for its multi-million-dollar supercars, has revealed a luxury bike designed by the company itself.
British scientists find a new application of the world's darkest material is to produce spray paint that absorbs 99.8% of light, turning everything into a
The solar panels have been designed to be much thinner. The more flexible design allows the panels to extend along the facades of buildings, on buses or in electric cars.
Scientists from Switzerland and the US have announced the creation of a supersolid - a strange form of material that combines solidity and superfluidity simultaneously.