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World’s First Wooden Transistors Invented for Future Electronic Devices

The birth of modern electronics began 75 years ago when the transistor was developed at Bell Labs in New Jersey. This little device is responsible for regulating or controlling the flow of electric current and…

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Researchers Create Antimicrobial ‘Superfoam’ With Clinical and Environmental Applications

Researchers at the University of Georgia developed a “super-foam” with two very valuable potential applications. This multipurpose foam material could not only be used to reduce infections caused by implanted medical devices, but also be…

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Revolutionary Hyundai EV to End Parallel Parking Woes!

Parallel parking is one of the most common driving woes because it involves a lot of maneuvering your car to fit perfectly between two already parked vehicles. A survey by The Zebra in 2020 found…

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Beyond the Wires: The Diverse Roles and Specializations of Electricians

Electricians play an essential role in our modern society, ensuring the safe and effective delivery of electricity to homes, businesses, and public buildings. But did you know that there are different types of electricians who…

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How to Find the Right Job as a Mechanical Engineer

If you are looking for the best job as a mechanical engineer for you, you might find that there are plenty of options available in your area. But plenty of options doesn’t always equate to…

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Industrial Furnace Safety and Reliability Key to Meeting Rising Graphite Demand

From powering electric vehicles to enabling advanced manufacturing processes, graphite has become a cornerstone of modern industry. But to keep up with the increasing demand, ensuring the safety and reliability of industrial furnaces has become…

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Bridgestone: Tire Using 75% Recycled Materials Developed

Bridgestone Americas, the North American subsidiary of the Japanese tire manufacturer Bridgestone Corporation, announced that the company successfully produced tires for demonstration purposes that are made from 75% recycled and renewable materials. A total of…

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MIT Engineers Create Injectable Synthetic Blood Clots to Halt Internal Bleeding to Save Lives

Post-traumatic bleeding is the leading cause of potentially preventable death among trauma patients. This kind of blunt trauma causes blood vessels inside the body to be torn or crushed either by shear forces or blunt…

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Ingestible “Electroceutical” Capsule Boosts Appetite Hormone Levels

Researchers from MIT researchers and New York University in Abu Dhabi have developed a capsule to simulate a hunger-regulating hormone. This ingestible capsule helps in stimulating stomach cells to produce ghrelin. Ghrelin is a hormone…

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Noise-Free Jellyfish-Bot Can Suck Up Ocean Debris Without Touching It

The oceans are under increasing stress from multiple urban and rural sources of pollution. Although there is a fleet of underwater robots for cleaning the world’s oceans, these robots are usually very bulky with rigid…

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World’s First Wooden Transistors Invented for Future Electronic Devices

Researchers Create Antimicrobial ‘Superfoam’ With Clinical and Environmental Applications

Revolutionary Hyundai EV to End Parallel Parking Woes!

Beyond the Wires: The Diverse Roles and Specializations of Electricians

How to Find the Right Job as a Mechanical Engineer

Industrial Furnace Safety and Reliability Key to Meeting Rising Graphite Demand

Bridgestone: Tire Using 75% Recycled Materials Developed

MIT Engineers Create Injectable Synthetic Blood Clots to Halt Internal Bleeding to Save Lives

Ingestible “Electroceutical” Capsule Boosts Appetite Hormone Levels

Noise-Free Jellyfish-Bot Can Suck Up Ocean Debris Without Touching It

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