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The following areas may greatly change the science and technology and human life in the next few years.
Australian scientists have created a powerful microscope that is 20 times more sensitive than current glasses.
Scientists at Israel's Tracense Company have successfully researched an electronic chip with microscopic chemical sensors that can detect explosives in the air at ex…
A businessman in Toronto (Canada) has just released a number of swimwear for men that are completely waterproof when combined with polyester and nanotechnology.
Recently, two researchers from the University of Central Florida (UCF) have found a way to use nanotechnology to create wires with gigantic capacitances.
Researchers at Singapore's Institute of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology (IBN) have found a new chemical reaction that can directly convert sugar into adipic acid.
Scientists at the University of Washington have successfully created the world's thinnest LED ball that can use light energy.
A woman in New York used nanotechnology to make 'non-smudged baby clothes'.
Recently, Swedish scientists have created a new material, an 'utopian' material that breaks the record of surface area and water absorption capacity.
Nuclear batteries operate on the basis of nuclear division. Many are afraid of the danger posed by exposure to radiation in their pockets. But you can be assured because…
A new waterproof coating using nanotechnology has just been introduced, with super waterproof capability, completely preventing all types of liquids from water to petrol…
Researchers from Spain's Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) and a private company have patented a new material for making braces.
Breakthrough in nanotechnology allows for the study of materials that can detect and block harmful molecules, or even act as human skin.
A team of scientists has come up with a revolutionary method that uses sunlight to generate steam through nanotechnology without the need to heat up the container so tha…