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Introduce equipment to convert sea waves into electricity
A $ 5 million wave-power facility will become a major source of electricity for Australia's Tasmania.
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Why shouldn't the phone be charged in public?
Public portable charging points can be a target for hackers, making your data unsafe.
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New materials turn light, heat, kinetic energy into electricity at the same time
Scientists have discovered a mineral that can produce electricity from multiple sources at the same time, including: light, heat and kinetic energy.
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Production of bioplastics from renewable sources
Chemists at the University of Bath have synthesized bioplastics using a substance found in coniferous conifers.
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The first laser produced from water and light
Scientists have successfully developed a special laser, first appearing in the world -
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Found a way to lift the object by ultrasound
The study of the use of ultrasound to lift and hold objects in the air will enable scientists to study objects with extreme conditions.
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Map of Internet connected devices on Earth
By sending and waiting for feedback, an American computer scientist has successfully mapped all of the devices connected to the Internet globally.
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Google is developing a virtual reality system without connecting to other devices
This VR system absolutely no need to connect to the phone or computer to operate.
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Equipment can turn light directly into electricity
US scientists have successfully fabricated a device called optical rectenna. It consists of an antenna, a diode rectifier and is capable of converting directly from ligh…
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Solar cells will be usable at night
This will become an important source of clean energy in the future.
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The engine runs in the air
A team of researchers in Columbia has announced that it has successfully built steam engines that can produce energy. In theory, it can harvest all the water vapor in th…
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The world's thinnest lamp from graphene material
The latest work on graphene is known as the world's thinnest lamp.
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Turn corn cobs into fuel
US scientists have found a way to produce cheaper and less expensive hydrogen fuel by treating corn husks or corn stalks.
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Sanitary pads make it easier to detect contaminated water
Detecting water pollution becomes easier by using sanitary pads. This is a new study by two environmental engineers David Nicholas Lerner and Dave Mark Chandler at Sheff…
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DARPA invests in software development tool 'semi-automatic'
The Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has invested $ 11 million in Rice University (USA) to develop the PLINY project that simplifies the software development pro…