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Concrete Made With Old Tires Proved To Be Better Than Traditional Concrete

Used tires are a major global waste problem. Not only do they take up humongous space in landfills, but they also contain metals and chemicals that seep into the environment as they degrade. As per…

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How Cars Are Increasingly Being Designed to Reduce the Risk of Accidents

Every year, road accidents cause millions of injuries around the world. They also claim more than 1.35 million lives each year. But cars are increasingly being designed, using the latest technologies, to reduce the risk…

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Surgery in Safe Hand – “Smart” Surgical Gloves to Train Medical Students

Surgeons need a delicate and precise touch to accurately handle modern-day delicate surgeries. While surgical techniques have advanced significantly in recent times, surgical training has not kept pace and it still relies on observation. Instructing…

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Scientists Develop AI-Enabled Tool to Predict Heart Attack Risk

Having blockage in the coronary artery is one of the main reasons for chest pain that can lead to a heart attack. Doctors currently use a scan known as computed tomography angiography (CTA) to evaluate…

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Wax-Coated Sand Improves Crop Yields in Arid Regions

Did you know that over forty percent of the Earth’s land surface comprises the arid and semi-arid regions? Large numbers of people live in these areas and are largely dependent on agriculture to meet their…

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Waydoo Subnado: World’s Smallest Portable Underwater Scooter

Underwater scooters allow you to traverse underwater and enjoy the beautiful underwater wonders. With these, you can enjoy the beautiful 360-degree views of the bounties of water. Now Waydoo, the maker of the Waydoo Flyer ONE efoil,…

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Scientists Discovered the Way to Remove Microplastics from Water Using Okra

New research suggests the gooey stuff from okra and other slimy plants could help in removing dangerous microplastics from water. These microplastics are virtually everywhere These are not only polluting oceans and affecting sea life,…

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GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Wind power capacity is growing worldwide every year. Though this infrastructure helps in reducing emissions, it creates a lot of waste once it reaches the end of the designed lifetime. What are wind turbines made…

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Automakers Turn Their Backs to Budget Cars as Profits Soar Amidst Low Sales

Almost all automakers have announced a precipitation in sale volumes combined with a steep rise in profits due to their change in production and marketing strategy during the pandemic. For example, Volkswagen, one of the…

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Scientists Discover Strange New Form of Ice That Could Be Found on Distant Planets

Just as carbon can form diamond or graphite, solid water or ice can also form a variety of solids, depending upon certain conditions, temperature, and pressure. However, water is considered exceptional in this aspect as…

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Technology

Concrete Made With Old Tires Proved To Be Better Than Traditional Concrete

How Cars Are Increasingly Being Designed to Reduce the Risk of Accidents

Surgery in Safe Hand – “Smart” Surgical Gloves to Train Medical Students

Scientists Develop AI-Enabled Tool to Predict Heart Attack Risk

Wax-Coated Sand Improves Crop Yields in Arid Regions

Waydoo Subnado: World’s Smallest Portable Underwater Scooter

Scientists Discovered the Way to Remove Microplastics from Water Using Okra

GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Automakers Turn Their Backs to Budget Cars as Profits Soar Amidst Low Sales

Scientists Discover Strange New Form of Ice That Could Be Found on Distant Planets

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