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Nuclear Waste Diamonds to Power Medical Implants for Decades

It might sound like something straight out of science fiction but a British company Arkenlight plans to use nuclear waste-powered batteries to power medical implants. The future of biomedicine lies in using recycled nuclear waste…

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World’s Fastest Carbon Capture System Is 99 Percent Efficient

We all know that CO2 emissions and the concentration of carbon in the atmosphere are serious problems that must be dealt with to help reduce the destructiveness of climate change. Now, researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan…

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Why Online Gaming Is So Popular In the USA?

The online gaming industry has been growing rapidly over the past decade. Playing games online has become more popular than other forms of gaming out there. The trend of playing online games has widely spread…

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Swedish Match Looks To Dominate The Emerging Nicotine Pouch Market

Our previous article entitled “Marlboro CEO Says Cigarettes Will Be Gone By End of Decade” pointed out some of the details about why cigarettes are on their way out. With 7 million smoking-related deaths each year, it…

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Smart, Dissolving Pacemaker Links Up With Wearables to Better Control the Heart

Almost a year ago, Scientists at Northwestern University introduced a transient pacemaker that dissolves when no longer needed. But now they’ve paired the pacemaker with a series of wireless wearable sensors. These sensors are connected for examining…

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Roads Made Using Rubber from Recycled Tires Could Last Twice As Long As Regular Asphalt

Roads are frequently in need of repair. Being in an open environment, these are exposed to hot sun, and large temperature differences. As a result, cracks and potholes are often formed at the end of…

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In a World-First, Scientists Use Blood Samples to Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease

According to WHO, more than 10 million people worldwide are living with Parkinson’s disease. But unfortunately, currently, there is no “one way” to diagnose Parkinson’s disease. Doctors diagnose Parkinson’s disease on the basis of various…

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Researchers Are Using Recycled Glass Waste as Sand Replacement in 3D Printing

Worldwide Climate change is affecting lives and is disrupting national economies. Weather patterns are changing, sea levels are rising, and weather events are becoming more extreme. To combat climate change and its impacts, many industries…

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How Smart Security and Solar Panels are Making Home Security More Eco-Friendly

Home security has always been important, but like many areas it is only recently that the sustainability of protecting your property has come under scrutiny. Having an eco-friendly yet secure setup no longer means making…

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Nuclear Waste Diamonds to Power Medical Implants for Decades

World’s Fastest Carbon Capture System Is 99 Percent Efficient

Why Online Gaming Is So Popular In the USA?

Swedish Match Looks To Dominate The Emerging Nicotine Pouch Market

Smart, Dissolving Pacemaker Links Up With Wearables to Better Control the Heart

Roads Made Using Rubber from Recycled Tires Could Last Twice As Long As Regular Asphalt

In a World-First, Scientists Use Blood Samples to Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease

Researchers Are Using Recycled Glass Waste as Sand Replacement in 3D Printing

How Smart Security and Solar Panels are Making Home Security More Eco-Friendly

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