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The future is in our hands, simply because our hands have a lot of bacteria.
A team of Iranian engineers are developing robots that can build buildings up to 200m in just one day.
A team of scientists at the MIT Research Institute has discovered a number of methods that can convert solar energy into electricity more efficiently than before.
The good news for fashion enthusiasts and also bad news for those who are afraid of spiders is that we are getting closer to creating costumes made of spider silk.
Thanks to DNA, police can identify criminals easily. However, in some cases with twins, this becomes very difficult because they have almost identical DNA.
The entire flat structure above is only 2mm thin and according to the Harvard team led by Professor Capasso, this is the smallest size they can create with the available…
Broad Sustainable Building, a Chinese architectural firm, recently completed a 57-storey building with a capacity of 800 apartments in just 19 days.
With GrowWise technologies, the use of pesticides and other growth chemicals will be eliminated, as it is too expensive and too unnecessary.
Gentlemen will not have to go far in this hot summer. They can enjoy cold beer at home thanks to SodaStream Interntional's Beer Bar.
Ultra-light-fitting pants help capture energy from moving your feet and generate enough electricity to charge four smartphones after an hour of walking.
Not only will it host its own robotics competition in 2017, but Dubai will now also want to build a police squad like Robocop, which is scheduled to come online in 2020.
People often call plants an energy plant because it has been able to convert endless energy sources from sunlight through photosynthesis over millions of years.
The US Navy is developing a high-tech helmet for scuba diving. The equipment is capable of providing underwater divers much better visibility than conventional helmets.
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South Korean scientists turn the toilet into a sustainable energy producer that is capable of converting human waste into bioenergy.