US builds 'miracle' uniform
The idea of creating a specially-worn uniform, not only against dust, rain and snow, but also toxic chemicals and bacteria, is currently being considered by US military…
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The idea of creating a specially-worn uniform, not only against dust, rain and snow, but also toxic chemicals and bacteria, is currently being considered by US military…
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a method for the chemical modification of graphene, which could be a step forward to produce faster, smaller and mo…
Unlike weapons that rely on the chemical reaction of explosives to propel bullets like gunpowder, the electric gun accelerates the bullet along the metal ring using a ma…
Solvay Large Industrial Chemical Group (Belgium)
A team of researchers led by Daniel Scherson, a professor of chemistry at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, USA, has successfully developed transplanted biofuel c…
Inventions are of great significance to those who do not have access to electricity, Dailymail reported.
Engineers at Virginia Tech University have researched and developed a robot called Robojelly that mimics the graceful movement of jellyfish.
When a chemical reaction occurs, the two active substances combine to produce a specific color under the sun.
Recently, American electronics engineer Scott Amron has created a fruit sticker that removes harmful chemicals such as pesticides, fungicides and water-based waxes.
Scientists working at the University of Edinburgh, UK and the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, can impact molecules at the nanoscale level during chemical reactions to…
British scientists have found a way to treat bio-waste through microwaves to produce bioenergy and precious chemicals.
Engineers at Case Western Reserve University in the United States have built an electrochemical battery that uses plasma as an electrode instead of metal.
A team of UK experts is working on a project to make electronic dogs capable of detecting victims buried in earthworms or other causes.
Tran Dinh Dai, a 3 rd year student of the Faculty of Chemical Engineering at Binh Phuoc Rubber Industrial College (Dong Xoai Town, Binh Phuoc), has initiated the creatio…
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…