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By applying the transpiration method, Egyptian scientists have created a simple, inexpensive, non-electric way to separate drinking water from seawater in just a few min…
Octopuses can wander in the ocean by using suction cups under the tentacles.
Producing water from thin air does not seem feasible, but experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have done so.
The current shortage of clean water is no longer a problem for one or several individual countries but has become a common phenomenon in almost every continent.
The idea of a smart material that can fit snugly together with a surgeon's hand can soon be realized as US and Chinese scientists have discovered how to convert semi…
One of the challenges of modern science and technology is that the resolution of the energy crisis is becoming more and more serious throughout the world.
Hokuriku University, Japan, on May 30, said the research team has developed Silicene technology to produce large-area silicon films. This type of membrane is one atom th…
Empa, a Swiss technology company, has developed a 'smart' vest with an integrated cooling system. Coolpad technology creates a shirt with water-filled pads that…
Solvay Large Industrial Chemical Group (Belgium)
The Swiss Institute of Technology has developed a green cheese-based food film, with food preservatives and self-cleaning products that can be reused several times.
A team of scientists led by Ernst Bamberg at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysics in Germany has developed light switches that use light pulses to control the cells.…
The team of Nano Scientists and Research Scientists led by Dr. Xie Xian Ning, National University of Singapore, has developed: soft, foldable membrane using a PS plastic.
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have created a small artificial lung (photo) that can be operated with normal air.
Successful fabrication of the nanometer-sized dialysis membrane will greatly reduce the cost of treatment and thousands of people will be saved through this invention.
Ultra-thin diamond films drilled with microscopic laser pores can be used as a screening device for many patients with renal impairment.