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Shanghai University Proposes Using Robots for COVID Testing

The burden of testing people for COVID-19 is a real problem for China, which continues to pursue a Zero-Covid policy. Healthcare workers are needed for every test, draining the medical system of labor. Shanghai University…

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Algae-Filled Solar Panels to Provide Power and Oxygen While Absorbing CO2

Algae are simple plants that range from microscopic (microalgae) to large seaweeds (macroalgae). Living in saline or freshwater environments, algae soak up sunlight, absorb carbon dioxide, and in return breathe out oxygen. Researchers from all…

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Switzerland’s Futuristic Autonomous, Underground Cargo Project

All the goods, normally transported on busy roads will travel underground on driverless vehicles through a 310-mile (500 km) network of tunnels. The demand for more roads and rail networks is ever-increasing with growing cities and economic…

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China’s First Pure Solar-Powered Vehicle Has 47 Advanced Technologies

The Tianjin Solar car was recently unveiled in China at the sixth World Intelligence Conference. It is the world’s first 100% solar-powered electric vehicle (SEV). Tianjin does not use fossil fuels or external power sources,…

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Microplastics Detected In Meat, Milk, and Blood of Farm Animals

In a study, scientists at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA), Netherlands have discovered microplastics in beef and pork. Researchers also discovered microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs on farms. A report by Plastic…

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Rhode Island: 100% Electricity Offset by Renewables by 2033

Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee has signed ambitious legislation that requires total electricity usage offset by renewable energy sources (RES) by 2033. To achieve this target, the new law demands a 1.5% per year increase…

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Behold: NASA’s Deepest Images Of The Universe Will Be Dropped This July

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said that we are getting close to the universe exhibition, which will showcase “the deepest image of our universe” captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. Nelson made the official announcement…

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Scientists Develop A Way to Harness Wasted Methane Burned During Flaring

Methane traps almost 100 times more heat than carbon dioxide. Oil companies are responsible for a significant part of the methane emissions across the oil and gas industries. Oil and gas operators needlessly waste billions of cubic feet of methane…

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Will Aquatic “Superplants” Shape The Future Of Agricultural Automation?

Engineers from Fyto, California–based startup have developed technology to help farmers optimize agricultural operations, save time, and increase productivity of aquatic plants. The two-pronged approach consists of one – water shallow pools to grow plants…

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Scientists Have Produced Renewable Jet Fuel from Common Soil Bacteria

We all are aware of how the burning of Fossil fuels is causing climate change. Scientists have come up with many renewable alternatives such as solar energy and electric vehicles. But there are some industries…

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Engineering

Shanghai University Proposes Using Robots for COVID Testing

Algae-Filled Solar Panels to Provide Power and Oxygen While Absorbing CO2

Switzerland’s Futuristic Autonomous, Underground Cargo Project

China’s First Pure Solar-Powered Vehicle Has 47 Advanced Technologies

Microplastics Detected In Meat, Milk, and Blood of Farm Animals

Rhode Island: 100% Electricity Offset by Renewables by 2033

Behold: NASA’s Deepest Images Of The Universe Will Be Dropped This July

Scientists Develop A Way to Harness Wasted Methane Burned During Flaring

Will Aquatic “Superplants” Shape The Future Of Agricultural Automation?

Scientists Have Produced Renewable Jet Fuel from Common Soil Bacteria

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