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Debate about nanotechnology
Today, nanoparticles are present in many products for life such as electronic machinery, cosmetics, clothing, pharmaceuticals ... Is nano safe?
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The battery produces electricity from the air
British chemists claim they have found a way to increase the amount of Lithium ion batteries by tens of times.
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Manufacturing batteries made from biological viruses
US scientists say they have successfully built a bio-battery battery that is no different from the existing rechargeable batteries on the market.
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'Magical' graphene: Harder than diamond
Andre Konstantin Geim was born in 1958 in Sochi (Russia), studied Moscow's physics and successfully defended his doctoral thesis at the Chernogolovka Institute of Solid…
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Power generation does not emit CO2
Vattenfall (Sweden) has just unveiled a power plant using technology that is considered a breakthrough in the fight against climate change.
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'Buckyballs' have the ability to accumulate in living tissue
Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.
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2020: Two million vehicles run on hydrogen?
According to a report by the National Research Council commissioned by the US Congress, the transition to using hydrogen-powered vehicles will reduce dependence on gasol…
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Leather for robots
Japanese researchers have created a special 'skin' rubber for the robot, which allows the robot to feel pressure and temperature just like humans do.
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The future will have a Carbon TV screen
British researchers have created a tiny liquid crystal display using a transparent material that is more stable than diamond and is only one atom thick.
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Quantum effect in diamonds
Physikalisches Institute of Stuttgart University created the entangled quantum states in diamonds, meaning that there is finally a diamond that people care about - diamo…
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Measure the hotness of chili paste with nanotube
Oxford chemists have discovered a way to use carbon nanotubes to test the chili's spicy taste. This technology may soon be commercially available as a disposable sen…
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Buckyballs compress Hydro like Jupiter
Hydrogen is a clean and abundant energy source, but it is difficult to store it in large quantities. In a new study, material scientists at Rice University made a surpri…
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'Colored glass' carbon nanotubes are conductive and flexible
Carbon nanotubes are promising materials for high-tech applications because of their rare properties of mechanics, temperature, chemistry, optics and electricity.
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Create 'unprecedented' black material
The darkest material that science has ever known has been created in an American laboratory. It absorbs very strong light and is very reflexive. The material is made up…
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The smallest radio in the world
US scientists have created a special radio carbon nanotube. This radio is about 100 billion times smaller than the world's first radios. Made of a single carbon nano…