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Materials 'self-welding'
Aerospace engineers at the University of Bristol in the UK have released a new technique for airplanes to 'masturbate' holes or cracks even in flight.
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New inventions increase battery life by 30%
The battery life of digital devices has been extended by 30%. The breakthrough of researchers at the Argonne National Research Center has just been made available to inc…
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'Colored glass' carbon nanotubes are conductive and flexible
Carbon nanotubes are promising materials for high-tech applications because of their rare properties of mechanics, temperature, chemistry, optics and electricity.
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Nano technology will be applied in future chips
Researchers have created the smallest transistor in the world - only one atom thick and 10 atoms wide, from materials believed to replace silicon in the not-too-distant…
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New artificial materials pave the way for the electronics industry to progress
In the April 10 issue of Nature, a newly published artificial material marks the beginning of a revolution in material development for electronic applications.
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Nanoscale filters save energy in biofuel products
Developed by the University of Twente - Netherlands, a new type of filter can withstand high temperatures for a long time. This molecular-sized filter is capable of remo…
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The first wooden car in the world
Joe Harmon, a 27-year-old American designer, is working with other students at North Carolina State University to create a working car that is made of wood. Their invent…
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Nano in a very small world
Nanoscience and nanotechnology (nanoscience and nanotechnology) is a survey subject, investigating the properties of microscopic materials, to manipulate (manipulate), o…
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Plastic material changes the reasoning according to the mechanism of seaweed
A new material inspired by the defense mechanism of sea cucumbers can vary from hard to mild soft, a characteristic that makes it suitable for medical transplants. When…
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New nanomaterials: The future of solar energy
In the race to make solar cells cheaper and more efficient, many researchers and companies are expecting a nanoscale structure of one-billionth of a meter. Using nanotec…
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Create 'unprecedented' black material
The darkest material that science has ever known has been created in an American laboratory. It absorbs very strong light and is very reflexive. The material is made up…
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Tire warning when exhausted
US researchers are developing a tire that can tell the driver when it is about to exhaust, by attaching a special sensor.
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Smart foam shelves help supermarkets are always full
The shelves are fitted with a slim foam that recognizes when the product has been removed, and allows the cart to be automatically added. This smart touch foam is develo…
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New, super durable carbon fiber for sewing armor
British scientists have just released a new, lightweight and ultra-durable carbon fiber to weave into armor fabric. According to research results, this type of fiber has…
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Plastic is as hard as steel and can be self-patched
Scientists have developed an intelligent composite material that can know cracks when building aircraft and repair them ...