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Clean water treatment system from snack bags
The University of Adelaide group of students has successfully designed a simple, inexpensive clean water treatment system from snack bags, plywood and glass tubes.
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New breakthrough in LED innovation
Researchers at Princeton University have made a significant breakthrough in improving the brightness and efficiency of LEDs.
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Japan develops new sensor system to measure heart rate
Researchers at the University of Hiroshima in Japan have developed a new sensor system that detects the heart rate by amplifying the heart rate from the skin's back…
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Transform CO2 into a valuable resource
Researchers at Aalto University have developed a pilot project to convert CO2 and slag, the byproduct of steel production, into a valuable mineral product.
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Successfully built adhesives in the water
Chinese experts have recently found a way to make a sticky adhesive in the water.
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Scientists successfully developed transfigured liquid metal
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (NCSU) have taken first steps in developing a method of controlling the surface tension of liquid metal by low voltage.
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US built a jetpack to help troops
US engineers are testing a jet pack that can accelerate the troops on the battlefield.
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Nail color changes if the drug is detected
The University of North Carolina (U.S.) has developed a nail polish capable of detecting stimulants or sexually stimulating substances in beverages.
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Improve cardiovascular health through ear plugs
Researchers at the University of Leeds (UK) have found that the application of electrical stimulation to the ear canal (a small part protruding in front of the ear) can…
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Spectacular show of over 1,000 robots
Researchers at Harvard University have created and found a way to make 1024 tiny robots work together to create spectacularly-shaped or synchronous displays.
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Harnessing power from sweat
According to the University of California at San Diego (USA), human sweat can be harnessed to provide energy to mobile devices, thanks to intelligent tattoos.
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Attach metal to glass
A team of materials scientists led by Professor Scott Mao from the University of Pittsburgh has successfully transformed pure metal atoms into glass.
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Camouflage technology like octopus
US scientists have created artificial systems that mimic octopus and squid camouflage by changing the color of the environment.
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Solar window
Researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a new, transparent material such as solar-focused glass that can be fitted to windows.
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World's Fastest Camera: Capturing both chemical reactions
Two major universities in Japan have unveiled a camera capable of shooting 1,000 times faster than current high-speed cameras.