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Achieving Material Strength in 3D Printing with Titanium and Aluminum Powders

About twenty years ago, the consensus was that molding was the most cost-effective way of manufacturing bulk products. The process caught on greatly as it could be used for metals, plastics, ceramics, glass, and photopolymer.…

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Researchers developed Paper-Thin Solar Cell that Can Turn Any Surface into Power Source

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineers have discovered a way to turn any surface into a source of electricity. They have developed a scalable manufacturing technique to print ultra-light solar cells that can be easily…

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Innovative Wind Kite Harness Wind to Cut Cargo Ship Emissions By 20%

The shipping industry is responsible for around three percent of the world’s total CO2 emissions or about 1 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. These emissions continue to grow and could reach 17 percent or more…

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Taking Up a New Interior Design Project as an Architect: First 10 Things to Know

As a new architect, taking on new interior design projects for the first time may be exciting, but it can also be daunting, especially if you’re not sure what to expect. From understanding the design…

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Helmets with New Carbon Nanotube-Based Foam Promises Superior Concussion Protection

Carbon nanotube’s unique properties of aspect ratio, mechanical strength, and electrical and thermal conductivity have helped them find use in everything from smart bandages to more efficient solar cells. Now, engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have used…

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Living Bioelectronic Sensors Detects Water Contaminants in Real Time

Rice University researchers have developed a small bio-electronic sensor that can sense water contaminants in a matter of minutes. But why time is vital while detecting the contaminants in water? In case there is a…

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Decarbonizing Air Travel – Rolls-Royce Tests the World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Jet Engine

Aviation is one of the leading contributors and fastest-growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions driving global warming. However, the aviation industry has now taken a step towards decarbonizing air travel. British brand Rolls-Royce has powered a…

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New Bulk Metal Alloy with Unmatched Elasticity

Researchers from Tohoku University have developed a copper-based alloy with unparalleled elasticity at room temperature. The alloy is not only highly elastic but is also simple to produce at scale. The elasticity of a metal…

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Spanish ACCIONA to Develop a Mega Wind Project in Australia

The Spanish ACCIONA Energia will develop a mega A$2 billion (US$ 1.36 billion) wind park in Queensland, Australia. The project will be developed at the MacIntyre Wind Precinct, where two other wind farms (one by…

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Japanese Company Uses Snow To Generate Electricity

Through snow, we can create electricity. Forte, a Japanese tech company, is working with Tokyo’s University of Electro-Communications to bring this form of power generation to life. The collaborative effort is set to be operational…

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Design

Achieving Material Strength in 3D Printing with Titanium and Aluminum Powders

Researchers developed Paper-Thin Solar Cell that Can Turn Any Surface into Power Source

Innovative Wind Kite Harness Wind to Cut Cargo Ship Emissions By 20%

Taking Up a New Interior Design Project as an Architect: First 10 Things to Know

Helmets with New Carbon Nanotube-Based Foam Promises Superior Concussion Protection

Living Bioelectronic Sensors Detects Water Contaminants in Real Time

Decarbonizing Air Travel – Rolls-Royce Tests the World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Jet Engine

New Bulk Metal Alloy with Unmatched Elasticity

Spanish ACCIONA to Develop a Mega Wind Project in Australia

Japanese Company Uses Snow To Generate Electricity

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