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Vu Thanh Long, a 30-year-old Vietnamese guy who is a research scientist and lecturer (lecturer) Massachussets Institute of Technology is cherishing a new energy project…
Viagra, the most common erectile dysfunction drug may soon be replaced by a stem cell injection therapy created by a group of scientists from the Danish Center for Repro…
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) on February 22 said Japan's renewable medicine market is expected to reach a total turnover of 1,600 billion…
Australian scientists have studied how to produce solar panels by
Scientists at the National Laboratory for Renewable Energy (NREL) and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (NLBL) have designed a new type of nanowire - a kind of tiny…
Japan intends to recycle old phones into medals, use clean energy for the Olympics and use robots to support foreigners.
This is a clean drinking water product from the air, using renewable energy and does not need an infrastructure, power or water to operate.
The 100 megawatt (129,000 kwh) lithium battery was born from a Twitter deal between Musk and Australian software firm Mike Cannon-Brookes.
In a recent statement, VTT did not elaborate on the production process but only revealed that the protein could be produced 'from anywhere where there is renewable e…
Our fossil fuel consumption will not be reduced until we accelerate the production of renewable energy technologies.
With this new product, Google helps users around the world calculate whether or not to install a solar panel on their roof.
The Dutch National Railways (NS) has officially announced that all of the country's current trains will start running at 100% wind power.
Chemists at the University of Bath have synthesized bioplastics using a substance found in coniferous conifers.
Recently, the International Energy Association (IEA) announced the global renewable energy source for the first time over coal energy, in which wind energy accounts for…
According to the website dyaqua.it, the Italian company Dyaqua has made solar panels look no different than the common building materials such as tile, stone or even woo…