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Australian scientists invented a super-thin nanomaterial that can protect the surface against light and radiation.
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Australian scientists invented a super-thin nanomaterial that can protect the surface against light and radiation.
Many innovations and inventions are being used daily by humans from the models available in nature.
British and Chinese scientists developed a new self-cleaning paint that has high applicability on many materials and still works effectively even when scratched.
By combining a small amount of diamonds, a diamond-like carbon surface, and graphene, researchers from the Argonne National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy (Ar…
Researchers at Stanford University (USA) said that they have invented a form of the world's first solar cell that, in theory, is capable of sticking to any surface.
According to the Nature report, experts from King Abdullah's University of Science and Technology (Saudi Arabia) have invented a new nanomaterial that is capable of disa…
The anti-dirty glass is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) invention in the US, Livescience said. Not only does it prevent adhesion, it also eliminates ligh…
This hydrophobic spray compound does not allow water particles to reach the surface of devices such as mobile phones. The chairman of Ross Nanotechnology Company Andy Jo…
Physicists at the University of California, Riverside, USA, have discovered a new way to create positronium, a strange atom and only exist for a short time ...
Engineers have developed nanostructured materials that don't allow water droplets to stick before they freeze.
A number of scientists at the Royal College of London have collaborated with fashion designers in the country to create fabrics made of tea, for use in the fashion indus…
A German research institute has successfully researched liquid glass spray paint that has anti-dust and antibacterial effect, but not toxic.
Cornell University, New York, has just invented a device that is about the size of a phone, taking advantage of the surface tension of water to help people walk on walls…
Air cushion operates based on self-lifting surface ships by creating pressure in the form of an air cushion.
At the next Beijing Olympics, swimmers in the world will break more records than ever. That prediction is based on the birth of 'Speedo LZR Racer' - a 'space' swimsuit m…