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What Exactly is Systems Engineering and Why Should One Study it?

Systems Engineering is an engineering discipline that focuses on the design and management of multi-component, complex systems. This broad definition also gives an idea of why systems engineering is such an interdisciplinary field. A competent…

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Which Countries Produce the Highest Volumes of Research?

Research is the vehicle that takes humanity from today to tomorrow, so even in a world where scientific findings are not openly shared, research remains crucially important. According to recent data released by the U.S.…

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Scientists Develop Electricity Generator That Can Light Up 100 Led Bulbs With A Single Raindrop

Researchers from City University of Hong Kong have developed a droplet-based electricity generator (DEG). This technology is capable of generating power to light up 100 LED light bulbs with a single drop of water. Scientists…

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Could Nuclear Power be the Answer to the Climate Change Problem?

As climate change problems become bigger, more evident, and more severe at an increasing rate, politicians continue to postpone drastic measures and all industry sectors keep on caring only about their profits. At the same…

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Nikola Unveils Electric Pickup Truck With 600-Mile Range

US-based start-up Nikola Motors has recently unveiled future electric pickup truck. Company boasts that its electric pickup truck ‘the badger’ will have an estimated range of nearly 1,000 kilometres. Company described its Badger as “unlike anything…

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Betelgeuse Looks Like it’s Going to Explode “Any Time Now”

Since the beginning of the year, astronomers from around the world noticed that Betelgeuse’s luminosity was dropping down to record lows, joking that it’s probably going to go supernova soon. While this kept going until…

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Next Generation Of Greenhouses Could Make Greenhouses Self-Sufficient

A team of researchers from North Carolina State University has found the way to make greenhouses energy neutral. Both greenhouses and plants require lot of sunlight to flourish. Now scientists have created see-through solar panels. These…

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Vortex Flow Meters For Steam Measurement

Steam is widely used in many industries. The most common application for steam is the process of heating. High efficiency, reliability, simplicity of the system, and multiple benefits make steam an incredible option for process…

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Special Solar Panels That Work Even When The Sun Goes Down

The market for solar photovoltaics (PV) has expanded greatly in recent years. Solar energy is fast becoming the cheapest means of electricity production. Now researchers from University of California have developed a new way to harness even…

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Nuclear Waste Recycled Into Diamond Batteries That Last For Thousands Of Years

Researchers from the University of Bristol Cabot Institute have come up with a win- win solution for two major issues. They are making use of radioactive waste to create “ultra-long-lasting” power sources Researchers hope to…

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Energy

What Exactly is Systems Engineering and Why Should One Study it?

Which Countries Produce the Highest Volumes of Research?

Scientists Develop Electricity Generator That Can Light Up 100 Led Bulbs With A Single Raindrop

Could Nuclear Power be the Answer to the Climate Change Problem?

Nikola Unveils Electric Pickup Truck With 600-Mile Range

Betelgeuse Looks Like it’s Going to Explode “Any Time Now”

Next Generation Of Greenhouses Could Make Greenhouses Self-Sufficient

Vortex Flow Meters For Steam Measurement

Special Solar Panels That Work Even When The Sun Goes Down

Nuclear Waste Recycled Into Diamond Batteries That Last For Thousands Of Years

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