Gold leaf helps to charge the phone by folding the finger
Researchers have developed a small device made of gold and silicon that attaches to the body and can generate electricity by stretching or performing other simple moveme…
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Researchers have developed a small device made of gold and silicon that attaches to the body and can generate electricity by stretching or performing other simple moveme…
The Swiss refineries would probably have to consider launching a gold filter from their own waste water.
This great success will open the door - or in this case windows - to apply nanotechnology to everyday life.
Russian scientists say they are building a coal-based facility in the Far East.
Although there are currently Facebook, Facetime, Zalo, ... but it seems that it is still not enough for couples who love each other because they need more intimate, warm…
With a time limit of only a few percent seconds, the Olympic organizers must use the most advanced technology to determine who won the gold medal.
US scientists have found a substitute for titanium in medical implants with four times the strength.
British scientists have successfully engineered a few billionths of a meter of nanotube-powered light.
Canadian scientists successfully devise a solvent that helps to extract gold from electronic waste faster, safer and cheaper.
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside, have proposed new technology and fabricated color sensors based on stress.
The team of Russian and American scientists created the new superplasticis in principle. It will be used in the manufacture of consumer electronics.
Jeff Harris and Brendan Elliott, two Australian explorers, use Google Earth and a gold finder's diary to search for a large gold plume buried in the desert.
UK researchers have successfully developed a system capable of rapidly detecting chemicals in small quantities, whether it be contaminants, explosives or drugs.
Researchers at the Hebrew University (HU) in Jerusalem, Israel, have found a new way to detect fingerprints on wet paper, a task that earlier technology was difficult to…