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NASA to Fly a Massive High-Altitude Balloon to Study the Cosmos

NASA is planning to release a gigantic football stadium-sized balloon into Earth’s stratosphere for studying the space around our planet. NASA is sending an 8.4-foot (2.5-meter) telescope to nearly the edge of space with the…

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Why Should I Study Biomedical Engineering?

When students decide what college or university to apply for, they have to think thoroughly. It’s necessary to make the right choice because it’ll determine their future career perspectives. Many youngsters want to be biomedical…

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Underwater ‘Space Station’ Could Revolutionize Ocean Research

Fabien Cousteau, the grandson of legendary ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, wants to build the world’s largest underwater research station and habitat-Proteus. With the help of industrial designer Yves Béhar, Cousteau is going to build a…

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New Prototype Reusable Mask Designed By MIT Is As Effective As N95

Even after more than six months since the COVID-19 pandemic started, the world is still short of N95 masks. There is a limited supply of these masks even for the healthcare and frontline workers who…

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Scottish Startup Creates Brick Made Almost Entirely Of Construction Waste

Scientists at Heriot-Watt University in Scotland have developed the world’s first sustainable building brick. These eco-friendly bricks are made up of 90% recycled construction and demolition waste. These environmentally friendly bricks generate just one-tenth the carbon emissions of…

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Proteus: World’s First Manufactured Non-Cuttable Material

Researchers from the UK’s Durham University and Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute have developed world’s first non-cuttable material. This incredible material is named as Proteus. It could be used in the security, health and safety industries. Concept…

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New Hybrid Solar Converter Generates both Electricity and Steam With 85% Efficiency

In a big breakthrough, researchers from Tulane University have developed a new type of hybrid solar energy converter. This innovative device uses solar energy to create both electricity and steam, with high efficiency and low cost.…

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LG’s “Cloi Servebot” to be Deployed in South Korean Hospitals and Restaurants

LG is looking to expand the deployment of its ‘Cloi Servebot’, stepping into the medical unit of the Seoul National University Hospital next. The purpose of this will be to assist the staff with carrying…

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Solar Flow Battery Allows PV Generation and Storage in One Device

Researchers from University of Wisconsin-Madison have come up with solar flow batteries that are ultra-efficient and long-lasting. This breakthrough device gives a way to generate, store and re-deliver renewable electricity from the sun in one…

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Facebook to Warm Up Homes With Heat Generated in its Data Centers

According to the details provided by Facebook through its yearly sustainability report, the social media network company is planning a new heat-recycling project for its data center in Odense, Norway. More specifically, residential blocks located…

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Engineering

NASA to Fly a Massive High-Altitude Balloon to Study the Cosmos

Why Should I Study Biomedical Engineering?

Underwater ‘Space Station’ Could Revolutionize Ocean Research

New Prototype Reusable Mask Designed By MIT Is As Effective As N95

Scottish Startup Creates Brick Made Almost Entirely Of Construction Waste

Proteus: World’s First Manufactured Non-Cuttable Material

New Hybrid Solar Converter Generates both Electricity and Steam With 85% Efficiency

LG’s “Cloi Servebot” to be Deployed in South Korean Hospitals and Restaurants

Solar Flow Battery Allows PV Generation and Storage in One Device

Facebook to Warm Up Homes With Heat Generated in its Data Centers

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