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Experimental application of water vaporization nanoparticle technology
Last year, researchers at Rice University announced a method to evaporate water with particles that absorb sunlight.
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Australia applies new technology to treat wastewater
Perth, the capital of Western Australia, has been leading the way in delivering daily treated wastewater, with an estimated volume of about 20% of the total water supply…
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Make a drink from sweat
Scientists have developed the world's first potable drink machine, by extracting sweat on clothing and cleaning it.
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Production of 'utopian' materials capable of absorbing superior water
Recently, Swedish scientists have created a new material, an 'utopian' material that breaks the record of surface area and water absorption capacity.
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Concrete self-healing cracks
New materials capable of repairing small cracks and holes are no longer far-fetched for construction science researchers.
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Flow-Aid helps farmers save water for irrigation
A team of 11 companies and research institutes in Europe has developed a device called Flow-Aid, which has potential for use in agriculture.
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Crab-shaped Crabster robot helps explore wrecks
Researchers have successfully developed a giant robot shaped like Crabster's crab with the size and weight of a smart car.
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Fabrication of water from the air
Air-based water systems are being seen as an effective emergency solution in harsh conditions.
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Seiko launches a watch capable of charging the phone
Seiko Holdings, Japan's largest maker of watches, announced on July 8 that it plans to sell its latest product, the watch, which charges phones and deals with disast…
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New technology to detect early El Niño phenomenon
The new technology will help to provide an earlier time estimate (about 12 months before the El Niño phenomenon) with a relatively high accuracy rate.
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Sensors help determine the amount of medicine deep in the water
A Brazilian multidisciplinary research group has recently developed a biological sensor that helps measure pesticide content in food, water and soil.
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Potential of liquid-proof paper
Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a new paper that does not absorb many types of liquid including water and oil.
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Strange technology: Austrian 'stealth' time
American scientists have developed a type of shirt
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Strange umbrella rain resistant wind 7
Warwickshire Hospitality Umbrellas (UK) has just launched a helmet-like design, capable of withstanding level 7 winds.
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Waterproof fabric thanks to its ability to drain water
University of California, Davis, a biomedical engineer at the University of California, has developed a new fabric that works like a human skin that is capable of sweati…