Turn the eggshell into a ceramic
Statistics show that in the United States alone, up to 455,000 tons of waste eggshell need to be treated.
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Statistics show that in the United States alone, up to 455,000 tons of waste eggshell need to be treated.
Recently scientists have discovered a new catalyst that can help produce clean methanol from carbon dioxide (CO2) at a low cost.
For the past five years, Professor Peza Alam and a team of scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have successfully researched how to create a mechanical…
US media reports that the defense ministry has begun testing new armor for soldiers fighting on the battlefield this summer.
Scientists at McGill University in Montreal, Canada have created a new process that increases the strength of glass and when dropped, objects made with this technology t…
With its light weight and good strength, titanium is the best material to produce bicycle frames.
On a groundbreaking project, CERN physicists are preparing to launch experiments to determine the existence of anti-gravity.
On 4/12, The New York Times reported that Andy Rubin - who is behind Google's Android mobile operating system - is working on a secret robot project.
Solid Concepts, the company that makes the metal rifle, says it has used lime sintering and a variety of metal powders to make the product.
Toyota of Japan has announced the concept of new cars without the steering wheel that utilizes the whole body movement to drive the car in the right direction.
US researchers have successfully built robots capable of speaking and expressing emotions like humans.
Leaders in electronics manufacturing businesses believe that soon, the
Scientists at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have uncovered a new way to make solar cells more efficient and cheaper.
Imagine, one day, you lie in bed and want to watch the rain through your ceiling.
Two researchers from the Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and two Singapore colleagues have just created a ceramic that can bend and return to its old shape.