WUSTL University develops nanofiltration membrane, water filter, simple, cheap
This membrane promises to help ponds and lakes with water contaminated or contaminated with solute with clean water.
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This membrane promises to help ponds and lakes with water contaminated or contaminated with solute with clean water.
You do not need to go to the hospital for expensive tests, but you can still have your saliva or urine tested at home so that you can have a more effective treatment rig…
Developed by researchers in Japan, the robot is being located at the Japan Science Museum and is considered as a new stepping stone of Japanese robot technology in parti…
Dutch scientists have developed a new generation of memory that can store information at separate chlorine atoms on a bronze base.
Japanese scientists are developing engine robots that work with light energy, which can be used to transport drugs in the human body.
The US military intends to invest $ 1 million to develop a lightweight, flexible, and durable hybrid silk spider silk jersey over steel.
NASA has awarded a $ 5.1 million contract to a Tucson-based company to develop a purifier system for pure water for astronauts.
LG Innotek, a subsidiary of LG, has successfully developed a new high pressure sensor with high durability, coupled with extreme temperature resistance.
NASA is aiming to predict dust storms on the red planet to increase the success rate for future missions.
The X-57 uses 14 new electric motors, all of which are integrated into the wing on either side. NASA has pushed technology
A team of Iranian engineers are developing robots that can build buildings up to 200m in just one day.
The entire flat structure above is only 2mm thin and according to the Harvard team led by Professor Capasso, this is the smallest size they can create with the available…
Not only will it host its own robotics competition in 2017, but Dubai will now also want to build a police squad like Robocop, which is scheduled to come online in 2020.
People often call plants an energy plant because it has been able to convert endless energy sources from sunlight through photosynthesis over millions of years.
The US Navy is developing a high-tech helmet for scuba diving. The equipment is capable of providing underwater divers much better visibility than conventional helmets.