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The World’s Largest Aircraft Engine Is Fully Functional and Now Ready For Testing

Rolls-Royce has announced that the construction of its massive UltraFan engine was complete and is preparing to test it. This biggest-ever engine was transported from its build workshop into the OEM’s specially designed Testbed 80 in Derby,…

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Bacteria in Fermented Foods May Help People Suffering From Persistent Bad Breath

Bad breath, the unpleasant odor in exhaled breath, also called halitosis, can be embarrassing and tough on those around you. Certainly, bad breath can ruin relationships, but it is not something to be ashamed of. It…

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A Laser Controlled Ultra-Fast Water-Based Switch with Exceptional Speed

Water and moisture are bad for electronic devices for a lot of reasons. But, researchers at the Ruhr University Bochum Germany have developed an ultra-fast water-based switch. A new concept for switches with unprecedented speed Water-based…

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World’s First Living Smartwatch Powered by Slime Mold

Scientists at the University of Chicago have designed a partially living watch powered by slime mold. It not only tells the time but also incorporates a heart rate monitor powered by electrically conductive slime mold. …

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Ground-Breaking Shock-Absorbing Material Can Withstand Supersonic Impacts

Researchers at the University of Kent have developed an innovative shock-absorbing material capable of absorbing supersonic projectile impacts. Scientists foresee this material could revolutionize both the defense and planetary science sectors. Led by Professors Ben…

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Lockheed Martin and Israel’s Rafael Partner to Develop 100-Kw Laser Weapon System

US-based Lockheed Martin and Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems have signed a collaboration agreement. It includes jointly developing, testing, and manufacturing high-energy laser weapon systems (HELWS) in the U.S. and Israel. The joint development will…

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Scientists Discover Earth’s Strongest Material

In a big breakthrough, Researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have discovered the strongest material on earth. This toughest material is a mixture of chromium, cobalt, and nickel. …

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Innovative Wind Kite Harness Wind to Cut Cargo Ship Emissions By 20%

The shipping industry is responsible for around three percent of the world’s total CO2 emissions or about 1 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. These emissions continue to grow and could reach 17 percent or more…

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3D-Printed Meat Company Is Building the Largest Cultivated Meat Production Facility In The World

Israeli-based company Believer Meats a leading pioneer of the cultivated meat industry is commencing its first U.S. commercial facility in North Carolina. Located in Wilson, it will cover a site of 200,000-square-foot (18580,608 m2). Once operational,…

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Compounds in Potatoes and Tomatoes Could Hold the Secret to New Cancer Drugs

Advancement in medicine and technology has helped a lot in improving cancer treatments. However, these treatments can harm healthy cells, and often have severe side effects in patients. Worldwide, scientists are searching for medications that…

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Industrial News

The World’s Largest Aircraft Engine Is Fully Functional and Now Ready For Testing

Bacteria in Fermented Foods May Help People Suffering From Persistent Bad Breath

A Laser Controlled Ultra-Fast Water-Based Switch with Exceptional Speed

World’s First Living Smartwatch Powered by Slime Mold

Ground-Breaking Shock-Absorbing Material Can Withstand Supersonic Impacts

Lockheed Martin and Israel’s Rafael Partner to Develop 100-Kw Laser Weapon System

Scientists Discover Earth’s Strongest Material

Innovative Wind Kite Harness Wind to Cut Cargo Ship Emissions By 20%

3D-Printed Meat Company Is Building the Largest Cultivated Meat Production Facility In The World

Compounds in Potatoes and Tomatoes Could Hold the Secret to New Cancer Drugs

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