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Germany Inaugurates World’s FIRST-EVER Hydrogen-Powered Train Fleet

Hydrogen-powered trains are poised to disrupt the rail industry as a cost-effective, high-performing, zero-emission alternative to diesel, electricity power sources. Now in a major step toward the transition to a zero-emission economy, Germany has inaugurated…

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Believe It Or Not! Scientists Engineered a Material That Can ‘Think’ and ‘Sense’

Do you know how our brain responds when someone taps our shoulder? The signals generated by touch receptors in our skin travel to our brain. Our brain then processes the information and guides us to…

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The World’s Largest $14bn Solar Park Achieve the Major Milestone to Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030

Dubai’s Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is the largest single-site solar park in the world. The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is aiming for a capacity of 5 GW (5,000 megawatts) at…

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China Is Building the World’s Largest Telescope Array to Study Explosions on the Sun

China is developing the world’s largest radio telescope array that will be aimed at the Sun. Named Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope (DSRT); the circular array is being built with the plan to better understand CMEs. …

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Robot Surgeon Named MIRA Can Perform Surgery in Outer Space

NASA is planning to send a robot surgeon to space for a test mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). This remote-controlled surgical robot is called MIRA (Miniaturized In-Vivo Robotic Assistance). According to its creators,…

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Product Protection Against Counterfeiting and Refilling

According to the IACC, in 2019, the counterfeit and fake goods trade reached a staggering $1.77 trillion. And, as the global supply chain continues to expand and inflate, this volume is only bound to increase.…

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The Promise of the Battery Market

The battery sector has evolved in the last 10 years to fulfill the needs of manufacturers of consumer gadgets. Computers, cell phones, and electric vehicles are constantly evolving, as are energy storage and regenerative systems.…

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Tesla’s Rival Bets on The Future Of Driverless Car

The concept of a driverless car is still in its early development. While being bullish on the new technology, the demand for a huge volume of data for algorithm training remains a hurdle. The training…

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Samsung To Conquer Semiconductor Sector with New Chip Research Centre

Semiconductor technology has been at the headlines of many coverages, especially after the US government passed CHIPS & Science Act bill earlier this month. In the latest effort to consolidate its position as a world…

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Breathing Easy In Space: Researchers Produce Oxygen from Magnets for Astronauts

Keeping astronauts breathing for human space exploration has been a challenge since the first space flights in the 1960s. Currently, International Space Station and other spacecraft use centrifuges to get oxygen in space. But this…

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Engineering

Germany Inaugurates World’s FIRST-EVER Hydrogen-Powered Train Fleet

Believe It Or Not! Scientists Engineered a Material That Can ‘Think’ and ‘Sense’

The World’s Largest $14bn Solar Park Achieve the Major Milestone to Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030

China Is Building the World’s Largest Telescope Array to Study Explosions on the Sun

Robot Surgeon Named MIRA Can Perform Surgery in Outer Space

Product Protection Against Counterfeiting and Refilling

The Promise of the Battery Market

Tesla’s Rival Bets on The Future Of Driverless Car

Samsung To Conquer Semiconductor Sector with New Chip Research Centre

Breathing Easy In Space: Researchers Produce Oxygen from Magnets for Astronauts

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