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Revolutionary Ultra-Thin Battery for Smart Contact Lenses That could be Powered by Tears

From Sci-Fi to Reality Researchers in Singapore made a real-world innovation inspired by the movie “Mission Impossible,” where an agent used a high-tech contact lens for facial recognition and eye tracking. Scientitsts have created an…

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Skyscrapers as Batteries: The Burj Khalifa Architects’ Bold New Idea

Pioneering Gravity-Powered Energy Storage in Skyscrapers The team behind the iconic Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, isn’t done pushing boundaries. They’re now working on a revolutionary concept: transforming skyscrapers into giant, gravity-powered batteries. A…

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Light-activated Silver Micromotors Kill Bacteria

When antimicrobial-resistant bacteria become a more real problem, scientists are racing to expand solutions against them. The four spikes on a new nanocrystal can spin up under light and move through the liquid to blast…

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Robots with the Human Touch: 3D e-Skin Paves the Way for Advanced Robotics and Healthcare

Breakthrough in 3D Electronic Skin Technology Researchers at Tsinghua University in China have made a significant leap in robotics with the creation of the world’s first three-dimensional (3D) electronic skin. This innovative e-skin mimics human…

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Historic First: Metal 3D Printing Achieved in Space by ESA

Breakthrough in Space Manufacturing In a breakthrough moment for space exploration, the European Space Agency (ESA) has successfully completed the world’s first-ever metal 3D printing on the International Space Station (ISS). This marks a significant…

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Forensic Microbiology: How Clothing Becomes a Microbial Fingerprint

A Unique Identifier: The Microbial Fingerprint Every article of clothing you wear becomes a carrier of a unique identifier – not a fingerprint in the traditional sense, but a microscopic one. This fingerprint is composed…

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Biden Calls for Higher Tariffs on Steel Imported from China

U.S. President Joe Biden has called for higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese metal products as a part of policies aiming to please steelworkers in the state of Pennsylvania. According to Biden’s aides, the president is…

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Slashing Energy Needs by 600%: UIC’s Green Hydrogen Breakthrough

Harnessing Solar Power and Agricultural Waste for Clean Hydrogen Fuel Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) have made a significant breakthrough in clean energy production. They’ve developed a novel method to create hydrogen…

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The OpenTitan Coalition Launches First Open-Source Chip to Commercial Market

The lowRISC Community Interest Company (CIC) and the OpenTitan Coalition have announced their historic milestones by producing the world’s first commercial silicon chip that includes open-source, built-in hardware security. The success is the result of…

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Shop by Touch: Soft Phone Screens Make Online Shopping Feel Real

Feel the Future: Interactive Phone Screens Get ready for a sensory revolution! Researchers at the University of Bath in the UK are pioneering a new type of phone screen that’s not just for looking –…

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