Japan created 'super product' of earthquake specialties
Japan is a country located on a geographic area that often occurs earthquakes with great devastating power.
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Japan is a country located on a geographic area that often occurs earthquakes with great devastating power.
Fabrics made from pineapple leaves, mushrooms and eucalyptus can be a new source of materials to create future outfits.
US scientists are developing the idea of turning everyday clothes into cell phone chargers.
Scientists have created a nanoscale optical fiber that can sense the force at an incredibly small intensity, from disturbances caused by bacteria moving in cells.
Scientists have created a new type of hydrogel material in the form of fibers, which when combined together into sheets, is five times more rigid than carbon steel, yet…
The US Navy recently announced to the media that they could fabricate a bulletproof jacket that is 10 times stronger than the steel of a fish's mucus.
As the textile industry goes down, this may be a new dimension for silkworms studied and developed.
Two experiments of instantaneous quantum information transmission have been successfully implemented in Canada and China.
Japanese scientists launch a world-leading elevator to the space station and prepare for testing.
The US military intends to invest $ 1 million to develop a lightweight, flexible, and durable hybrid silk spider silk jersey over steel.
The good news for fashion enthusiasts and also bad news for those who are afraid of spiders is that we are getting closer to creating costumes made of spider silk.
With the development so fast, data doubled every two years, storage is becoming more and more difficult.
Micro fiber extracted from grass allows the creation of tougher condoms and is less than 45 microns thick.
The secret of the new fabric is synthetic fibers, also known as aramid fibers with special magnetic-alloy coating.
Not only is the storage capacity of supercapacitors equivalent, the electrical storage material can recharge hundreds of times with each charge lasting only a few second…