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Researchers working at Purdue University, USA, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), have created a device small enough to mount on computer chips, whic…
Professor Tsvi Piran, who works at the Hebrew University, Israel, has discovered a method that can aid in the detection of gravity waves.
A new form of screen that doubles the amount of pixels just like a solar cell and can enhance the energy efficiency of mobile phones and electronic reading devices.
Researchers at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, for the first time demonstrate that it is possible to obscure a particular event in time, creating what is expected
The award-winning electric-powered airliner in the United States could open a new era in aviation.
Graphene, a bizarre form of carbon consisting of carbon atoms bundled into a flat graphite plate separated at atomic size, exhibits a new reaction to light, MIT research…
Scientists are looking for ways to make microchips capable of turning light into electricity based on plant photosynthesis.
Instead of using lemonade, in the future intelligence agents can encrypt secret messages with bacteria to send to teammates or superiors.
A flexible LED can be placed on the heart, brain, blood vessels to diagnose, even to treat various diseases?
British scientists are studying to increase the light absorption capacity of graphene to increase the applicability of the world's thinnest material.
Professor Harald Hass at Edinburgh University in the UK says he has developed a technology that can transmit data through a normal light bulb.
In the future fuel will become unnecessary for unmanned vehicles, because they can operate by laser, a US company claims.
An engineer at Duke University has found a way to convert sunlight into electricity more efficiently than current technology.
For research and commercial purposes, scientists have carried out genetic modification to create artificial glowing animals. Let's look at their special products.
A new system designed by scientists at the Masachusette Institute of Technology (MIT) can provide stable power for 24 hours a day in all weather conditions.