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A new study published by California scientists (USA), can change the way lithium-ion batteries clean in consumer electronics products and electric cars, help extend batt…
The University of North Carolina (U.S.) has developed a nail polish capable of detecting stimulants or sexually stimulating substances in beverages.
US scientists have created artificial systems that mimic octopus and squid camouflage by changing the color of the environment.
Engineers at the University of New Mexico and the Los Alamos National Laboratory are working on the use of convergent ion beam technology (FIB) to decorate different mat…
Researchers in the UK have developed a high-tech garden with the ability to automatically transform the overall look and parts based on the user's emotions.
Fun-iki, a simple smart glasses will help you know what's going on with your phone without taking the phone out of the pocket.
Climate change, traffic jams, poverty crisis: the problem posed in this century is probably how to secure human survival.
Hungarian fabric designer Judit Eszter Karpati has created a fabric that can change colors in a moment when exposed to heat or pressure from the surrounding environment.
A forensic expert in the Department of Internal Affairs says fingerprinting to identify criminals can be a mistake because it is not a unique feature of individuals as l…
Passwords are used by a lot of people, but the hard-to-remember string of numbers and letters is increasingly losing safety and difficult to manage.
Forks developed by MOLECULE-R Flavors (Canada) - can help offset the taste of the missing ingredient thanks to the ability to emit a variety of scents.
16 underwater devices will perform exploration missions and assist in mapping the world's oceans.
Professor Takao Someya, said that prototype smart diapers have the ability to track moisture, pressure, temperature and other phenomena that cause changes in resistance.
Researchers at MIT are developing a way for the reader to feel the story inside the book with real emotions through the model's name.
Technology to support the task force is also going further with CCTV system to detect suspects in the crowd, software scouring criminals.