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In theory, with higher performance and more efficient use of energy, we expect it will replace silicon chips.
Scientists have found a way to combat mosquito bites thanks to graphene underwear.
The long way to replace li-ion batteries (and reduce the exploitation of rare earths) begins with a small success.
Charge your phone battery in cars, trains ... when traveling, on business trips, when traveling far away ... very convenient. But the risk of explosion is much higher th…
Ecosia is a search engine similar to Google. What makes this tool so special is that Ecosia is a non-profit organization committed to donating 80% of its search advertis…
The newly launched 30 kW solar camp in Hampshire will reduce operating costs and carbon emissions for the Wessex railway.
All of us born have been able to understand the math. Animals also have the ability to understand mathematical operations to some extent.
Researchers at the event for DEF CON hackers warned users to turn off Bluetooth to avoid security threats.
A group of physicists at Trinity Dublin University of Ireland has successfully built what they consider to be the smallest engine in the world.
The future of cities is not only hard concrete concrete buildings, but also houses that are cleverly integrated by gardens, creating a miniature ecosystem within.
Elon Musk's goal is to turn AI implants into the brain safely and popularly like laser eye surgery. But is that really a good idea?
The University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff, UK is testing a virtual reality device for women in labor, helping them to relax and ignore the pain.
Designer Kate Rose presented T-shirts
This device can detect abnormal signs in the amount of sweat secreted by the wearer, thereby promptly warning about their health problems such as dehydration or fatigue.