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MIT Engineers Find the Most Energy Efficient Way to Boil Water

Boiling water is big business. From Coal plants to concentrating solar power plants, all work by turning water into steam and using that steam to generate electricity. Any improvements in the efficiency of this process…

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Scientists Create Nearly Invisible Solar Cells Based On Tungsten Disulfide

Scientists from the Tohoku University in Japan have developed a near-transparent solar cell with up to 79 percent transparency. Developing near-invisible solar cells has always been a challenging job for scientists. Despite many developments in…

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Switzerland’s Futuristic Autonomous, Underground Cargo Project

All the goods, normally transported on busy roads will travel underground on driverless vehicles through a 310-mile (500 km) network of tunnels. The demand for more roads and rail networks is ever-increasing with growing cities and economic…

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Gene Editing Could Keep Cholesterol Down and Heart Attacks at Bay

High blood cholesterol is a major cause of heart disease, for stroke, and the fifth leading cause of death. People with high cholesterol have to take drugs like blood thinners and cholesterol-busting statins to ward…

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China’s First Pure Solar-Powered Vehicle Has 47 Advanced Technologies

The Tianjin Solar car was recently unveiled in China at the sixth World Intelligence Conference. It is the world’s first 100% solar-powered electric vehicle (SEV). Tianjin does not use fossil fuels or external power sources,…

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Genetically Engineered Parasitic Worms Could Be Used To Kill Cancer Cells

The world has made great progress in cancer treatment options in the last few decades, from immunotherapies to gene therapy. Technological advances and innovations like CRISPR, AI, Infinium Assay, cryo-electron microscopy, and robotic surgery are…

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Noise Pollution from Deep-Sea Mining Will Stretch Hundreds of Miles

The seafloor contains deposits of minerals such as copper, zinc, nickel, gold, silver, and phosphorus. Scientists are considering extracting minerals from sediments and structures across the deep sea. However, new research suggests that noise-pollution from proposed…

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Japan is developing “artificial gravity living facilities” for Space

Japan’s Kyoto University researchers are developing gravity-defying habitats to be used on the Moon and Mars. The proposal also includes key technologies for their transportation system. There is no shortage of space habitat ideas. In…

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UCLA Researchers Create Artificial Muscles That Are 10x Stronger and Flexible Than Natural Muscles

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) researchers have developed a material that could one day be used for artificial muscles. The newly developed material is stronger and up to 10 times more flexible than naturally…

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Scientists Develop A Way to Harness Wasted Methane Burned During Flaring

Methane traps almost 100 times more heat than carbon dioxide. Oil companies are responsible for a significant part of the methane emissions across the oil and gas industries. Oil and gas operators needlessly waste billions of cubic feet of methane…

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Industrial News

MIT Engineers Find the Most Energy Efficient Way to Boil Water

Scientists Create Nearly Invisible Solar Cells Based On Tungsten Disulfide

Switzerland’s Futuristic Autonomous, Underground Cargo Project

Gene Editing Could Keep Cholesterol Down and Heart Attacks at Bay

China’s First Pure Solar-Powered Vehicle Has 47 Advanced Technologies

Genetically Engineered Parasitic Worms Could Be Used To Kill Cancer Cells

Noise Pollution from Deep-Sea Mining Will Stretch Hundreds of Miles

Japan is developing “artificial gravity living facilities” for Space

UCLA Researchers Create Artificial Muscles That Are 10x Stronger and Flexible Than Natural Muscles

Scientists Develop A Way to Harness Wasted Methane Burned During Flaring

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