The Oil-Sucking Super Sponge Made of Moss—and It’s 90% Reusable

In a major step toward cleaner oceans and industrial practices, scientists in China have developed a groundbreaking sponge derived from moss that offers an eco-friendly and highly efficient method to tackle oil spills. Published in…

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The Impact of Bad Credit on Equipment Financing Terms

Your business needs equipment, but you have bad credit? You’re not alone. A multitude of business owners struggle to obtain equipment financing because of their below-average credit scores. Bad credit will complicate your equipment financing…

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How to Choose the Right Guard Rail Kit for Your Needs

Do you need the best guard rail system to protect your facility? Guard rails protect beyond metal barriers by serving as essential defenses against accidents that cost money and workplace injuries plus equipment damage. Recent…

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HDPE Bottles: Champions of Sustainable Packaging

Plastic pollution is one of the most popular sources of environmental problems today. In fact, each year, millions of this plastic waste ends up in landfills and oceans. And when that happens, it becomes difficult…

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Infineon and Enphase Expand Partnership with CoolMOS™ 8 to Boost Solar Inverter Efficiency

Infineon Technologies and Enphase Energy have once again joined forces — this time to take solar inverter performance to new heights. Building on a successful supply partnership dating back to 2019, the two companies have…

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Flexible Solar Tech Could Outshine Rigid Panels—Here’s How

Record-Breaking Performance In a groundbreaking achievement, scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have created a flexible solar cell that has set a new efficiency benchmark. This device reached a power conversion efficiency (PCE) of…

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Graz Researchers Develop Groundbreaking Laser Method to Detect Nanoplastics

A Revolutionary Method for Transparent Body Fluids Researchers at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) have developed a groundbreaking technique to detect and quantify nanoplastics in transparent body fluids like tears, blood plasma, and urine.…

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NTUH Makes History with Beating-Heart Transplant that Never Missed a Beat

A World First in Heart Transplantation On April 9, 2025, National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) successfully performed the world’s first zero-ischemia-time beating-heart transplant, marking a historic moment in modern medicine. This breakthrough procedure kept the…

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What’s in the Gut May Shape the Mind: New Autism Study Says So

A newly published study from the University of Southern California (USC), offers compelling new evidence of a biological connection between the gut and brain in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). A Window Into the Gut-Brain…

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The Parenthood Rejection: Why More Americans Are Saying ‘No Thanks’ to Kids

A recent study from Michigan State University (MSU), published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, reveals that the number of Americans who do not want children has more than doubled since 2002. A Rising…

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