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Researchers Find Potential Crop That Could Be Grown On Mars

As the time to send the first crewed mission to Mars is approaching, scientists are running experiments to make Mars hospitable. So, for long-term bases, scientists want to make them self-sufficient in as many essentials…

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No Chips and Batteries – MIT Develops an Ultrathin Wireless E-Skin Sensor to Monitor Health

Wearable health sensors are very common today, monitoring glucose concentrations, blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, oxygen saturation, etc. Real-time monitoring of physiological signals could help to detect and diagnose several cardiovascular, neurological, and pulmonary diseases…

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Scientists Develop A Simple Way to Break Down Toxic PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’

Our water sources are infested with hazardous human-made chemicals. The most important chemical risks in drinking water arise from toxic chemicals, PFAS. PFAS is converting our water bodies into a pool of poison It is…

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Robot Surgeon Named MIRA Can Perform Surgery in Outer Space

NASA is planning to send a robot surgeon to space for a test mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). This remote-controlled surgical robot is called MIRA (Miniaturized In-Vivo Robotic Assistance). According to its creators,…

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Product Protection Against Counterfeiting and Refilling

According to the IACC, in 2019, the counterfeit and fake goods trade reached a staggering $1.77 trillion. And, as the global supply chain continues to expand and inflate, this volume is only bound to increase.…

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The Promise of the Battery Market

The battery sector has evolved in the last 10 years to fulfill the needs of manufacturers of consumer gadgets. Computers, cell phones, and electric vehicles are constantly evolving, as are energy storage and regenerative systems.…

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Scientists Change Blood Type of Donor Kidneys…making Future Transplants Easier

In a medical breakthrough, researchers from the University of Cambridge have successfully altered the blood type of a donor’s kidneys. This development could increase the supply of organs for transplant. This discovery could save the…

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New ‘Smart’ Plastic that is Degradable and Highly Recyclable

We all are aware of how plastics cause environmental pollution and health problems. Although plastic is not easily degraded and recycled, it has become an inseparable and integral part of our lives. The amount of…

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Samsung: New Galaxy Z Fold 4 Announced

Samsung recently revealed the new Galaxy Fold 4 – The most advanced foldable phone, and Samsung’s flagship model designed especially for multitasking. The phone finds its place in the market as the most expensive premium…

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Six Different Sources of Funding for Entrepreneurs to Consider

Whether you are an entrepreneur who is just starting out or you have an established business that you want to grow and take to the next stage, you will need funds to achieve your goals.…

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Researchers Find Potential Crop That Could Be Grown On Mars

No Chips and Batteries – MIT Develops an Ultrathin Wireless E-Skin Sensor to Monitor Health

Scientists Develop A Simple Way to Break Down Toxic PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’

Robot Surgeon Named MIRA Can Perform Surgery in Outer Space

Product Protection Against Counterfeiting and Refilling

The Promise of the Battery Market

Scientists Change Blood Type of Donor Kidneys…making Future Transplants Easier

New ‘Smart’ Plastic that is Degradable and Highly Recyclable

Samsung: New Galaxy Z Fold 4 Announced

Six Different Sources of Funding for Entrepreneurs to Consider

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