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Smartphone screen sapphire will launch this year
Almost all of the major cellphone makers in the world are considering replacing the Corning Gorilla glass on the sapphire-like smartphone screen, .
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Smartphone has a new screen material
Japan's Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) has announced a plastic cover that could soon replace the glass screen of smartphones and tablets.
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New anti-bacterial material
By using the most advanced technology, scientists from the University of Nottingham (UK) have discovered a new type of polymer that is resistant to clinging.
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Self-cleaning by new coating
Nissan's scratch-resistant coating technology has been in use for years, even for iPhone cases.
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Comfortable cradle
The transparent cradle made of Acrylic makes it easy for parents to keep track of their baby. It is shaped like an egg, can shake this cradle in all directions, when til…
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Cement is smart to withstand both bombs
According to an article in the Economist, Iran has the technology to create intelligent cement that is resistant to the bunker bomb.
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New type of shock absorbers are resistant to high temperatures
The new shock absorber material can withstand extreme temperatures and it can be used in spacecraft engines as well as cars.
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Antimicrobial and avian influenza
Not only prevent the onset of TB germs, E-Coli ... Flutect resistant fabrics can also help prevent the onset of the virus, especially H5N1.
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Nanotechnology in the fight against viruses
Scientists from London Nanotechnology Center are using a nano method to study vancomycin activity.
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New earthquake resistant method
According to Professor Mikhail Savi, PhD, mathematician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, seismologists have learned how to mitigate catastrophic earthquakes: Whirlpool
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Singapore produces super light materials from plastic waste
Singapore researchers are filing a patent application for a new lightweight, heat-resistant, lightweight material made from recycled plastic.