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In a Frist, Pig-to-Human Heart Transplant Successfully Performed in the US

The demand for human organs for transplantation far outstrips the supply. Some 3,817 Americans received human donor hearts last year as replacements, but thousands died waiting. To close this gap, Organs from genetically modified pigs…

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Cybersecurity: How Casinos Ensure Player Protection

Online services of any kind are targets for cybercrime. For online casinos, the threat of attack is even greater, given the size of the industry and the amount of money players pump into it. As…

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NASA’s James Webb Telescope Opens Its ‘Golden Eye’ In Space

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful space telescope ever built, was launched on Dec.25 last year. Webb space telescope is about 100 times more powerful than its predecessor, Hubble. Webb should reach its observing…

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Scientists Create Environmentally Friendly Egg Whites Using Fungus

Eggs are loaded with vitamins, minerals, good fats, and significant amounts of protein. But the intensive chicken farming has resulted in increased levels of greenhouse gas emissions, water scarcity, deforestation, and biodiversity loss. The growing demand is…

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Lidl testing cellulose coating as a way to keep produce fresh for longer

Researchers at Empa’s Cellulose & Wood Materials laboratory have partnered with Lidl to develop an ecological food coating that could help keep fruits and vegetables sold on the store chain fresh for longer. The bio-degradable…

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New Mask with a Microphone and Speakers

Mask became a necessity in these Covid times. But masks can sometimes make communication difficult, as masks muffle the sound. Now an electronics company Razer has come up with the solution for this Last year,…

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New Alloy Coating Protects Steel from Rusting

Although steel is very strong and useful, its vulnerability to corrosion is its main weakness. Now, researchers from the Korea National Ocean and Maritime University (KMOU) have developed a new alloy that can enhance steel’s…

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Utility and Art: This Wind Turbine Wall can Aesthetically Generate Power for Your Home

Wind energy is an inexhaustible source of energy. It reduces dependence on fossil fuels which are the origin of greenhouse gasses that cause global warming. Home wind turbines can help lower electricity bills and provide…

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Amazing No-Contact Thermal Boring Machine Can Cut Through Un-Drillable Rocks

Petra, a start-up based in San Francisco, California claims to have invented a completely new way to excavate rock. Its contactless thermal drilling machine can bore through the hardest rock on Earth. Promising new technology…

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New Compound to Harvest CO2 from Factory Emissions to Make Useful Products

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a major heat-trapping (greenhouse) gas caused by the burning of fossil fuels. It is the largest contributor to climate change. Today, scientists around the globe are working towards developing systems that…

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In a Frist, Pig-to-Human Heart Transplant Successfully Performed in the US

Cybersecurity: How Casinos Ensure Player Protection

NASA’s James Webb Telescope Opens Its ‘Golden Eye’ In Space

Scientists Create Environmentally Friendly Egg Whites Using Fungus

Lidl testing cellulose coating as a way to keep produce fresh for longer

New Mask with a Microphone and Speakers

New Alloy Coating Protects Steel from Rusting

Utility and Art: This Wind Turbine Wall can Aesthetically Generate Power for Your Home

Amazing No-Contact Thermal Boring Machine Can Cut Through Un-Drillable Rocks

New Compound to Harvest CO2 from Factory Emissions to Make Useful Products

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