Successfully built adhesives in the water
Chinese experts have recently found a way to make a sticky adhesive in the water.
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Chinese experts have recently found a way to make a sticky adhesive in the water.
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (NCSU) have taken first steps in developing a method of controlling the surface tension of liquid metal by low voltage.
Experts at the University of Sheffield have created a low-cost, cost-effective solar cell that can cover all surfaces like paint.
Through the steps of New Zealand astronomers, owning a radio telescope is easier than ever.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have just released a new surface-engineering technique named
Screen scraping is an unpleasant accident for mobile users. One of the reasons is that on the surface of the touch screen or TV are coated with a layer of tin oxide is q…
The US military is researching special gauntlets that allow soldiers to climb vertical walls like geckos.
Every time you charge lithium-ion batteries, its energy storage capacity decreases little by little.
US experts have recently published research results in the development of a perfect super-waterproof material.
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside, have proposed new technology and fabricated color sensors based on stress.
The move of the lizard inspired the scientific community to create robots climbing walls. The original version has achieved some results but has not yet satisfied the sc…
Japanese scientists have created ultraviolet light vacuum tubes in the shortwave range of 140 to 220 nanomics.
Altitude Medical (UK) manufactures door handles with antiseptic surfaces. Door handles like this can be fitted at home and especially in hospitals to reduce infection.
In the near future, ATMs can be equipped with a mechanism that allows them to spray hot foams on those who want to 'mop away' the ATM for cash.
Gecko feet have the same ability to stick as a piece of tape. However, there is one difference: the gecko leg always maintains the ability to stick no matter how many ti…