The British government finances the thermal energy manufacturing industry
The British government announced a plan to finance the Heat Power Generation Industry from renewable energy, on November 28, 2011.
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The British government announced a plan to finance the Heat Power Generation Industry from renewable energy, on November 28, 2011.
US scientists and technology have discovered an unlimited application of new materials graphene - a high-tech material that is harder than steel and lighter than bird fe…
The Qbo robot is the first intelligent technology capable of identifying itself through the mirror.
Scientists at Washington University in the US have used a three-dimensional printer to 'bone' the shape of a natural bone, which can be used to treat injuries.
The team of scientists led by Professor Robert Dorey, director of the Cranfield University's Center for Nanotechnology and Micro Systems, is developing a new sensor that…
Scientists working at New York University (NYU), the United States believe they can create materials that are self-replicating, based on new research.
The team of scientists led by Paul Kenis, a professor of chemical and biological engineering at the University of Illinois, USA, teamed up with Dioxide Materials researc…
Scientists hope a new technique for printing artificial blood cells will soon become an important tool to aid efforts to save lives.
Artificial intelligence, which is called a robot-writer (robot-writer), has learned how to write short reports and comments on the basis of statistics.
Recently, electronics giant General Electric (GE) has released the latest technology that can detect false gold in a simple and effective way.
In the future, lasers can become a more effective rain-generating tool for all existing rain-generating techniques.
Recently, a team from the University of Maastricht (Netherlands) has developed artificial beef grown from 10,000 stem cells of cattle.
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have created a small artificial lung (photo) that can be operated with normal air.
Dutch scientists have found a way to develop man-made skin, 10 times stronger than steel and bulletproof.