Engineering

Handheld Bioprinter “Prints” New Skin Directly Onto Wounds

Serious burn victims may soon get new skin. Thanks to Canadian scientists handheld device that “prints” sheets of artificial skin directly onto the wounds of burn victims. Recently researchers tested the device on pigs, and…

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Know why Airliners Don’t Fly Over Tibet

Today, aeronautics has become so much advanced that we can fly at speeds double that of sound. Scientists are planning to fly to Mars, but there are several places on Earth where airplanes do not…

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Adidas Builds a Sustainable Football Field using 1.8 Million Plastic Bottles to Save Oceans

We all know how plastic pollution is affecting our lands, waterways, and oceans. According to a study by the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, global production of plastic has increased from 2 million…

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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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An AI tool Anticipated the Coronavirus Spread since December

A special tool named “BlueDot” has informed its customers on December 31 that the possibility of a dangerous virus outbreak is very high. This warning came nine days before the World Health Organization notified the…

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The Pacific Ocean Is Getting So Acidic That It’s Dissolving Crabs’ Shells

A recent study by an international team of researchers found that ocean acidification is dissolving the shells of a key species of crab, across the US Pacific Northwest. The study was published in the journal Science of…

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First Person With Wuhan Coronavirus In U.S. Is Being Treated Largely By A Robot

As Coronavirus Explodes in China, countries around the world are struggling to control its spread. Death toll is climbing, and so does the number of infections. To limit the exposure of medical staff to virus,…

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Invisible Ink Tattoos Could Be Used To Reveal Whether Kids Have Been Vaccinated

Did you know around the world more than 3 million people die from vaccine-preventable diseases? Out of these, about 1.5 million deaths are in children less than 5 years old. Major reason behind this is…

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How Germany is Leading the Way with Industrial Robotics

The use of robotics in business has generated a lot of uncertainty and fear over the years. Some believe robots will eventually take over the world, while others simply worry they will replace human jobs.…

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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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