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Breakthrough in nanotechnology allows for the study of materials that can detect and block harmful molecules, or even act as human skin.
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Breakthrough in nanotechnology allows for the study of materials that can detect and block harmful molecules, or even act as human skin.
As lunar reclammers needed new tools to replace the damaged parts, like the base of the spacecraft, they just took lunar rocks and piled into 3D printers, according to a…
Smartphone users are no longer concerned about how to charge the phone because American scientists have created a nanotechnology generator capable of transmitting human-…
Researchers in Sweden have devised a groundbreaking solution to the problem of electric car batteries, turning the chassis into an energy storage device.
Over the past few years, the science has made great strides in the field of bulletproof materials for soldiers and government officials.
Young US inventors use bamboo to make environmentally friendly toothbrushes.
In order to help the aircraft move safely through cold, wet and ice areas, Japanese experts have introduced new surface-coating technology, which is anti-icing in harsh…
Japan Display Japan Production Union has just introduced their latest research results: LCD panels are capable of displaying multiple colors and videos like normal but o…
A team of scientists in Italy and the Netherlands has successfully developed a new technology that can penetrate thin layers of materials, promising a breakthrough for n…
American physicists have created a super-soft material capable of healing scratches, cuts and the ability to feel contact. This material can be used to make artificial l…
Concrete capable of cracking itself is ready to be tested in practice, according to experts at Delft University of Technology (Netherlands). The Dutch research team says…
New fabric made from carbon nanotubes can withstand chemical and biological toxicity, according to US experts.
Scientists at the University of Freiburg in Germany are working on a project called Biofoambark to take advantage of scrap in the wood industry, turning them into foam f…
With the aim of reducing costs, Russian military complexes have recently decided to produce titanium bulletproof caps for Russian special forces with recycled titanium.
Recently, new graduate engineer Jack Munro, the British, came up with the idea of turning waste of animal blood during the slaughter into bricks that could be used in co…