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With today's 3D printing technology, you can create a myriad of widgets in a very short amount of time.
New way to filter light: For the first time, it can provide a selective way of direct light waves.
Robots are large in shape and size like the real characters in the famous Transformers movie made by Chinese farmers with scraps and old materials.
Researchers at Singapore's Institute of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology (IBN) have found a new chemical reaction that can directly convert sugar into adipic acid.
A Iowa scientist invents electronic devices and materials that can decompose on its own.
Nowadays, many types of gloves can be used with the touch screen thanks to the simple liquid spray that makes the display monitor work in the case of artificial hands.
Wearing a pair of lightweight infrared contact lenses to look in the night - hearing this is probably only in action spy movies.
Graphene, germanium, and many other elements have become a fascinating field of research for scientists to create materials for the future.
Washington State University researchers develop gum electrolytes to make lithium batteries safer, reduce inflammation.
Scientists and law experts expressed concern that an ambitious experiment using a super accelerator could accidentally destroy Earth.
Scientists at the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have created a new material, which is filled with ultra-fine hairs, which can be used in a va…
Researchers at the University of Illinois have successfully built cheap, self-healing polymer materials.
European physicists have successfully fabricated a new material, called artificial graphene, which promises to revolutionize the technology.
Professor Takao Someya, said that prototype smart diapers have the ability to track moisture, pressure, temperature and other phenomena that cause changes in resistance.
Scientists at the University of California (U.S.) have developed a smart curtain that can move in response to light.