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Fishing Activities in Just Six Countries Account for More Than 90% of Trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Ocean garbage patches or accumulations of marine debris are formed by rotating ocean currents called “gyres.” They are like big whirlpools that pull debris in. Once marine debris enters the gyre, it is unlikely to…

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Which Pumps Are the Best for Chemical Industries?

Pumps are undoubtedly the workhorse of most industries. In chemical industries, pumps are critical to the production of chemical compounds and substances. They should be designed and constructed to withstand the viscosity, abrasiveness, and corrosiveness…

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Volkswagen: U.S. Model of The Golf R 20th Anniversary Revealed

Twenty years have passed since the debut of the first Volkswagen Golf R, called the R32. This model had a 3.2L engine, after which the 2.0L kicked in. What stayed the same, is the all-wheel…

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Researchers Use Crab Shells To Develop a Sustainable Zinc Battery

The demand for energy storage is accelerating as the world leans towards renewables and electric vehicles for transport. Conventional batteries such as lithium-ion are widespread in use today due to their superior energy density and…

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Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

Photovoltaics (PV), also called solar cells are vital for the green energy transition. Seen on rooftops and solar farms, these silicon-based solar cells are the most efficient source of generating electricity from sunlight. However, these photovoltaic solar…

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NFI Explores The Future of Logistics With Robot-Human Dynamics

Integrating automation and technological advances in logistics would seem, to employment, a rather problematic endeavor. However, logistics is a game of numbers in which scale and optimization are key. Industry giants are consequently moving towards…

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The World’s First Brain Implant to Stop Binge Eating Shows Promising Results

If you have an irresistible desire to eat specific foods, rest assured that you are not alone. Although these hard-to-ignore food cravings are common, they can lead to overeating, snacking on unhealthful foods, and negative…

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The Spine-Like Floating Device Generates Power Using Ocean Waves

We need to find better ways to generate power rather than burning fossil fuels which result in the emission of harmful gases into the environment. One such way could be the ocean, which is full of…

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South Korea Building Stealth Drones to Neutralize North Korea’s Air Defense

After flaunting its homegrown KF-21 fighter jet in July, South Korea now plans to develop stealthy multirole military drones to neutralize North Korea’s dense anti-aircraft defense system. South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD) has…

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Now You Can 3D Print This Camera Lens For Less Than $15!

Photography is a pretty expensive endeavor. Those with a passion for photography know well that cameras and lenses both cost a fortune. However, Felix Steele has come up with a solution and has successfully printed…

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Engineering

Fishing Activities in Just Six Countries Account for More Than 90% of Trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Which Pumps Are the Best for Chemical Industries?

Volkswagen: U.S. Model of The Golf R 20th Anniversary Revealed

Researchers Use Crab Shells To Develop a Sustainable Zinc Battery

Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

NFI Explores The Future of Logistics With Robot-Human Dynamics

The World’s First Brain Implant to Stop Binge Eating Shows Promising Results

The Spine-Like Floating Device Generates Power Using Ocean Waves

South Korea Building Stealth Drones to Neutralize North Korea’s Air Defense

Now You Can 3D Print This Camera Lens For Less Than $15!

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