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Scientists Develop Electricity Generator That Can Light Up 100 Led Bulbs With A Single Raindrop

Researchers from City University of Hong Kong have developed a droplet-based electricity generator (DEG). This technology is capable of generating power to light up 100 LED light bulbs with a single drop of water. Scientists…

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Wirelessly-Controlled Bandage Help Heal Wounds That Won’t Heal

In a revolutionary research, scientists have developed a “smart bandage” that can facilitate the healing of hard to treat wounds. Chronic and non-healing wounds, in many cases lead to limb amputation. Diabetic patients are more…

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Nikola Unveils Electric Pickup Truck With 600-Mile Range

US-based start-up Nikola Motors has recently unveiled future electric pickup truck. Company boasts that its electric pickup truck ‘the badger’ will have an estimated range of nearly 1,000 kilometres. Company described its Badger as “unlike anything…

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Next Generation Of Greenhouses Could Make Greenhouses Self-Sufficient

A team of researchers from North Carolina State University has found the way to make greenhouses energy neutral. Both greenhouses and plants require lot of sunlight to flourish. Now scientists have created see-through solar panels. These…

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Scientists Cultivate a Long-Lost Legendary Roman Fruit Tree from 2,000-Year-Old Seeds

In a big breakthrough, scientists have cultivated plants from date palm seeds that are over 2,000 years old, dating back to ancient Roman times. By using modern technology, scientists were reportedly able to cultivate date…

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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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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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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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Amazon to Add 10,000 Electric Rickshaws in India By 2025

Amazon chief Jeff Bezos has announced plans to deploy 10,000 electric delivery rickshaws in India. It is a great environment friendly initiative. With this initiative, Amazon aims to reduce carbon emissions of its delivery operations. The company will…

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Industrial NEW

Scientists Develop Electricity Generator That Can Light Up 100 Led Bulbs With A Single Raindrop

Wirelessly-Controlled Bandage Help Heal Wounds That Won’t Heal

Nikola Unveils Electric Pickup Truck With 600-Mile Range

Next Generation Of Greenhouses Could Make Greenhouses Self-Sufficient

Scientists Cultivate a Long-Lost Legendary Roman Fruit Tree from 2,000-Year-Old Seeds

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

Special Solar Panels That Work Even When The Sun Goes Down

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

Nuclear Waste Recycled Into Diamond Batteries That Last For Thousands Of Years

Amazon to Add 10,000 Electric Rickshaws in India By 2025

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