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These Are The Winners of The 2022 Lexus Design Awards

Lexus has announced the six finalists for the 2022 Design Awards, selected from a pool of 1,726 entries. These six entries will get the chance to develop prototypes with the help of the company’s manufacturing…

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Game-Changing Technology Can Remove 99% of CO2 From Air to End Pollution

The world needs carbon capture technologies if we want Earth to continue to be a tolerable place for humans. The world emits about 43 billion tons of CO2 a year. So to meet the global-consensus…

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Amidst Competition: Giving Yourself a Chance to Succeed as an App Developer

Applications have become integral parts of our day-to-day operations, giving us gateways to services we use, entertainment in the palm of our hands, and information we couldn’t access as easily otherwise. As such, a thriving…

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This Atomic Clock Has Trillionth of a Second Accuracy

In the war field, a timing error of just a few billionths of a second could cause a missile to miss its target. For these operations, there is a high reliance on GPS. But GPS…

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“Son of Concorde” is on its way! NASA Tests Its ‘Quiet’ Supersonic Jet

Concorde was the world’s first supersonic airliner, it entered service in 1976. But the Concorde aircraft was grounded in 2003, three years after the crash of Air France Flight 4590, in which all passengers and…

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The advanced cooling systems that keep rocket engines from melting

The main combustion chamber in rocket engines can reach temperatures of up to 3,500 Kelvin (5,840 OF), which is well beyond the melting point of most metals, so one has to wonder, how exactly are…

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Startup wants to revolutionize the train industry with new freighter design

An engineering startup called Parallel Systems has just raised $49.55 million in the first round of funding for its electric rail vehicles that are posed to modernize and revolutionize train freight, a $700 billion industry.…

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Sweden Created a “100,000-Year” Solution to Bury Nuclear Waste

Nuclear power is a large-scale energy-producing technology. It protects air quality by producing massive amounts of carbon-free electricity. But the Nuclear waste it generates necessitates sophisticated treatment and management to successfully isolate it from interacting…

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Made Using Upcycled Plastics, This Reusable Adhesive is One of The Toughest Materials Ever Reported

Scientists have developed an advanced adhesive with remarkably unique properties. The new adhesive is the combination of strength and ductility that makes it the toughest ever reusable adhesive. The adhesive has been developed by researchers…

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These Flexible Microrobots Could One Day Splice Damaged Bones

Scientists at Linköping University, Sweden and Okayama University in Japan have constructed a “microrobot,” that can assume different shapes and change stiffness. For this research, scientists got inspiration from the fontanelle tissue. At the time…

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Engineering

These Are The Winners of The 2022 Lexus Design Awards

Game-Changing Technology Can Remove 99% of CO2 From Air to End Pollution

Amidst Competition: Giving Yourself a Chance to Succeed as an App Developer

This Atomic Clock Has Trillionth of a Second Accuracy

“Son of Concorde” is on its way! NASA Tests Its ‘Quiet’ Supersonic Jet

The advanced cooling systems that keep rocket engines from melting

Startup wants to revolutionize the train industry with new freighter design

Sweden Created a “100,000-Year” Solution to Bury Nuclear Waste

Made Using Upcycled Plastics, This Reusable Adhesive is One of The Toughest Materials Ever Reported

These Flexible Microrobots Could One Day Splice Damaged Bones

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