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Cartilage-Like Hydrogel Could Make Knee Repairs Easier

Researchers at Duke University, located in the US state of North Carolina, have created a new cartilage-like hydrogel material which may make the task of knee replacement much easier and cheaper. Since the material is…

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Bridging the Gap Between Business and Data Analysis

Understanding the Economics of Big Data It is somewhat of an understatement to say that data science is a growing field. Certainly, data as a resource is growing exponentially. The question most on everyone’s mind…

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Blockchain & the Supply Chain Revolution

Digital Supply Chains Supply chains, in a nutshell, transform raw materials into products and then supply those products to consumers. Supply chains can be formal, that is, managed from resource extraction to delivery to customers…

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Extraction & Storage of CO2 May Be the Only Solution to Long Term Warming Trends

Reverse Engineering Global Warming The most talked about destinations for the geological storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) are deep saline aquifers, depleted and matured oil and gas reservoirs, and deep unmineable coal (and other) deposit…

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This New Graphene-Based Electrode May Increase Solar Storage by 30 times

Solar energy is undoubtedly a perfect solution to the world’s reliance on fossil fuels. However, the most important issue with solar energy is a way to store it for later use without leakage over time.…

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Former Coal Mine May Become the Largest Solar Farm in Kentucky

Renewable energy sources have overtaken coal. More and more countries are shifting away from fossil fuels and are moving towards a low-carbon world. An eastern Kentucky coal mining company, The Berkeley Energy Group, is refurbishing…

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Scientists Have Created a Fluid with ‘Negative Mass’

Although it sounds unbelievable, researchers in the US have created a fluid with “negative mass.” That means when you push it, unlike every physical object, it won’t accelerate in the direction it is pushed but…

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The Blood From Human Umbilical Cords Could Reverse the Effects of Age-Associated Mental Declines

New research suggests that the blood from the umbilical cord could delay the effects of aging in the brain. Scientists have successfully rejuvenated brains of aged mice with infusions of a protein found in human…

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Discovery of 14,000-Year-Old Village In Canada Could Rewrite North American History

An ancient village has been discovered during an excavation on a remote island in British Columbia, Canada. It is believed to be one of the oldest human settlements ever found in North America. It is…

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World’s Biggest Solar Farm in South Australia to Cost $1 billion

Construction of the world’s biggest solar energy storage farm will start soon in South Australia. Brisbane-based renewable energy developer and investor Lyon Group announced that if everything goes as per plan, the project will be…

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Industrial News

Cartilage-Like Hydrogel Could Make Knee Repairs Easier

Bridging the Gap Between Business and Data Analysis

Blockchain & the Supply Chain Revolution

Extraction & Storage of CO2 May Be the Only Solution to Long Term Warming Trends

This New Graphene-Based Electrode May Increase Solar Storage by 30 times

Former Coal Mine May Become the Largest Solar Farm in Kentucky

Scientists Have Created a Fluid with ‘Negative Mass’

The Blood From Human Umbilical Cords Could Reverse the Effects of Age-Associated Mental Declines

Discovery of 14,000-Year-Old Village In Canada Could Rewrite North American History

World’s Biggest Solar Farm in South Australia to Cost $1 billion

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