China develops conductive material that can be folded 1 million times without damage
Chinese researchers have developed a carbon material that conducts electricity 1 million times without structural damage.
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Chinese researchers have developed a carbon material that conducts electricity 1 million times without structural damage.
Scientists have developed a new material to cover window glass, which helps control the amount of heat that passes through depending on the season of the year.
A new research project from Linkoping University (Sweden) has proven that using plant roots as an energy storage device is a viable option.
Scientists and engineers at the University of Cambridge have developed new air-filtering nanomaterials that can attract and destroy a variety of viruses, including a clo…
Russian scientists have developed a new low-cost aluminum alloy with advantages such as good electrical conductivity, durability and heat resistance.
Supersonic drone with a speed of nearly 6,200 km / h, using magnesium fuel to burn carbon dioxide available in the red planet's atmosphere.
3D printed steaks, insect proteins, mushrooms are some of the unique ideas among the winners of NASA's space food competition.
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have successfully developed a process to turn durian skins into antibacterial gel bandages.
Experts develop new process to make protein for animal feed, benefit agriculture and reduce harmful emissions.
Startup Israel develops eco-friendly concrete that becomes even stronger when marine life clings to the surface.
Two scientists who developed the mRNA technology used to make a Covid-19 vaccine have been awarded a $3 million prize.
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to two scientists, Benjamin List (Germany) and David WC MacMillan (USA) for their work.
Scientists at Hokkaido University, Japan have developed a hydrogel capable of turning cancer cells back into cancer stem cells in 24 hours.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is changing the entire pharmaceutical industry.
Scientists at Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) are developing a nano-coating material that functions as radiation protection and self-healing.