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Flexible Solar Tech Could Outshine Rigid Panels—Here’s How

Record-Breaking Performance In a groundbreaking achievement, scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have created a flexible solar cell that has set a new efficiency benchmark. This device reached a power conversion efficiency (PCE) of…

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Graz Researchers Develop Groundbreaking Laser Method to Detect Nanoplastics

A Revolutionary Method for Transparent Body Fluids Researchers at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) have developed a groundbreaking technique to detect and quantify nanoplastics in transparent body fluids like tears, blood plasma, and urine.…

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NTUH Makes History with Beating-Heart Transplant that Never Missed a Beat

A World First in Heart Transplantation On April 9, 2025, National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) successfully performed the world’s first zero-ischemia-time beating-heart transplant, marking a historic moment in modern medicine. This breakthrough procedure kept the…

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What’s in the Gut May Shape the Mind: New Autism Study Says So

A newly published study from the University of Southern California (USC), offers compelling new evidence of a biological connection between the gut and brain in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). A Window Into the Gut-Brain…

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Why UK Businesses Are Choosing Odoo Development Services for Growth

UK e-commerce businesses are continuously hunting for robust and scalable solutions to streamline operations. There are many enterprises now heading to Odoo development services. It also enhances their business process and integrates systems. Moreover, you…

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Quaise Energy Unveils New Insights for Superhot Geothermal Plant Design

Nuclear fusion has been getting all the headlines lately. It’s understandable, as it works just like stars, including our sun, meaning it can produce a lot of energy with a tiny amount of fuel. Still,…

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Your Skin Is Talking — This Wearable Actually Listens

A Breath of Innovation In a breakthrough that redefines wearable health technology, researchers at Northwestern University have developed the first device that can monitor the gases coming out of — and going into — your…

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xMEMS’s MEMS Tweeter Improves Audio Quality Without Amplifying

TWS (True Wireless Stereo) earbuds are becoming ever more capable. From their humble beginnings, when they sounded tinny and had a short battery life, today they almost completely erased wired earbuds from the picture. And…

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Now You Can Touch Light: Spanish Engineers Build the First Touchable Hologram

Researchers at the Public University of Navarra (UPNA) have achieved a groundbreaking milestone in holographic technology: they’ve developed the first-ever 3D holograms you can physically touch and manipulate in mid-air. Led by Dr. Elodie Bouzbib,…

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Industry 4.0 – Innovations and Challenges for Small Businesses

The technological innovations forwarded by Industry 4.0 promise unprecedented productivity and efficiency, but only for companies that can afford them. However, some of them are no longer competitive advantages but mandatory features for business survival.…

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Flexible Solar Tech Could Outshine Rigid Panels—Here’s How

Graz Researchers Develop Groundbreaking Laser Method to Detect Nanoplastics

NTUH Makes History with Beating-Heart Transplant that Never Missed a Beat

What’s in the Gut May Shape the Mind: New Autism Study Says So

Why UK Businesses Are Choosing Odoo Development Services for Growth

Quaise Energy Unveils New Insights for Superhot Geothermal Plant Design

Your Skin Is Talking — This Wearable Actually Listens

xMEMS’s MEMS Tweeter Improves Audio Quality Without Amplifying

Now You Can Touch Light: Spanish Engineers Build the First Touchable Hologram

Industry 4.0 – Innovations and Challenges for Small Businesses

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