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Scientists Produce Nano-diamonds Out Of Cheap PET Plastics Using Laser Flashes

Diamonds are valued for their rarity. Although formed billions of years ago, very few survive the arduous journey from deep within the Earth’s crust to reach the earth’s surface. But more than a billion miles…

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How Payment Technology is Changing in 2022

Worldwide, the way consumers shop, travel, socialize, work, access services, and perform various daily activities has transformed over the last few years. This change is revamping the payment industry in innumerable ways. The reconsideration of…

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Volkswagen: U.S. Model of The Golf R 20th Anniversary Revealed

Twenty years have passed since the debut of the first Volkswagen Golf R, called the R32. This model had a 3.2L engine, after which the 2.0L kicked in. What stayed the same, is the all-wheel…

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There is a Link Between Blood Type and Risk of Having a Stroke before Age 60

A new study by researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) suggests that people with type-A blood may be at a higher risk for early onset stroke. Researchers found blood type may…

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Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

Photovoltaics (PV), also called solar cells are vital for the green energy transition. Seen on rooftops and solar farms, these silicon-based solar cells are the most efficient source of generating electricity from sunlight. However, these photovoltaic solar…

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NFI Explores The Future of Logistics With Robot-Human Dynamics

Integrating automation and technological advances in logistics would seem, to employment, a rather problematic endeavor. However, logistics is a game of numbers in which scale and optimization are key. Industry giants are consequently moving towards…

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MIT designed Mars Oxygen Factory Extracts First Oxygen from Red Planet

As scientists are planning to make Mars habitable, they will have to arrange for necessities for their survival. The most basic and important thing will be the Oxygen we breathe here on Earth. However, conditions…

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Chinese Astronauts Successfully Grew Rice in Tiangong Space Station

For providing fresh food to astronauts in space, scientists are conducting many plant experiments. Astronauts can’t live off freeze-dried food for extended space journeys. So, scientists are working on everything from cultivated meat to growing…

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The Spine-Like Floating Device Generates Power Using Ocean Waves

We need to find better ways to generate power rather than burning fossil fuels which result in the emission of harmful gases into the environment. One such way could be the ocean, which is full of…

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SaaS Financing for Startups: What are Your Options?

Since 2020, the world has seen a rise in the number of startups – which is great! People are finally pursuing their dreams and starting the business they’ve always wanted to. Right after the e-commerce…

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Scientists Produce Nano-diamonds Out Of Cheap PET Plastics Using Laser Flashes

How Payment Technology is Changing in 2022

Volkswagen: U.S. Model of The Golf R 20th Anniversary Revealed

There is a Link Between Blood Type and Risk of Having a Stroke before Age 60

Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

NFI Explores The Future of Logistics With Robot-Human Dynamics

MIT designed Mars Oxygen Factory Extracts First Oxygen from Red Planet

Chinese Astronauts Successfully Grew Rice in Tiangong Space Station

The Spine-Like Floating Device Generates Power Using Ocean Waves

SaaS Financing for Startups: What are Your Options?

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