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While it may seem strange, these devices should be more popular thanks to its usefulness.
The use of light - made from photons instead of electricity, will make the semi-conductors work faster. This will produce computer models that run at least 20 times fast…
Scientists have proven that the new 3D metamaterial they designed is the first structure of this type to reach the limit of the theory of hardness.
A city in the Netherlands decided to install traffic lights on the sidewalk to ensure the safety of smartphone addiction, causing mixed opinions.
The new paper can be erased, reprinted more than 80 times without adding ink, bringing great value to the economy and the environment.
Nano glass will turn light to green and red, making plants more photosynthetic and fast growing.
A Japanese company uses indoor vegetable cultivation technology, producing more than 80 tons of fresh vegetables every year.
TeraEgg technology uses infrared light combined with complex algorithms to analyze signs of sex and reproduction right from the early stage of embryonic development of c…
Scientists have discovered a mineral that can produce electricity from multiple sources at the same time, including: light, heat and kinetic energy.
At a rate of 100 billion frames per second, this camera application will really bring breakthroughs in the scientific world.
By bending light in a diffuse environment, a research team created a new solution as a breakthrough in stealth technology.
According to The Washington Post, a team of scientists used brain control to turn around 10 normal mice into
Artificial leaves resemble a tiny solar plant, focusing light on molecules to trigger chemical reactions that produce drugs.
For the first time, scientists in Australia have created a nanocrystals that can bend light. This crystal is 500 times smaller than a human hair and is used to lay the f…
Will the scenario in HBO's Western World fantasy film come true?