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Rolls-Royce’s All-Electric Aircraft Has Completed Maiden Voyage Successfully

Rolls-Royce has proudly announced that its all-electric airplane, named the ‘Spirit of Innovation’, has completed its maiden voyage with success, proving its worthiness. The plane flew for approximately 15 minutes, taking off from and landing…

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A Painless 3D Printed Vaccine Patch That Can Be Self-Administered

The timely development of Covid-19 vaccines brought hope to the fight against the global pandemic. But getting a vaccine requires a visit to a clinic or hospital. The vaccine needs cold storage and a health care provider…

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eCommerce for Manufacturers in a Post-Pandemic World

The reality is that the majority of manufacturers and distributors have recognized that businesses must adapt to survive. They’re just unsure about where to begin. As a result, we thought we’d share some tales of…

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4 Innovative Safety Features for Your New Car

For over a century, the capability of your vehicle to keep you safe was measured by the presence of seatbelts, frame reinforcements, and the addition of mirror and wiper systems. In the past decade, thanks…

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Scientists Use Smartphones to Detect Pollutants in Water

Up to 80% of illnesses in the developing world are linked to contaminated drinking water. Every year millions of people in impoverished countries die due to waterborne diseases. People lack the facilities to check the drinking water…

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Scientists Engineer Rechargeable Glow-In-The-Dark Plants That Could Serve As Street Lights

Considering the problems associated with climate change, worldwide scientists are working towards an eco-friendly and energy-efficient era. Now MIT scientists have come up with glow-in-the-dark plant life. Scientists foresee that these glow-in-the-dark plants could substitute…

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Helicopter-Shaped Microchip Are the Tiniest Structures to Take Flight

Engineers at Northwestern University have developed a new microchip that can fly through the air. These tiny wonders are going to be used for aerial surveillance. Swarms of these microfliers could form a massive wireless…

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Remote-Controlled Microrobots Propelled By Ultrasound for Targeted Drug Delivery

Nanobots have the great potential to optimize drug delivery in the human body. Although significant progress has been made, the use of microrobots in medicine still faces many challenges. More research is required for a controlled Nanorobotic drug…

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How the Trains of the Future Could Get a Lot More Silent and Less Annoying

One of the biggest problems with trains is the noise they make, and this is also the source of opposition coming from local communities that happen to be close to new railroad infrastructure plans. People…

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The World’s Most Efficient Solar Cell Uses Copper Instead Of Precious Silver

Power generation from solar PV accounts for an increasing amount of energy produced worldwide. Silicon solar cells dominate the solar industry. These cells rely on precious silver to conduct electricity. Solar panels account for about…

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Rolls-Royce’s All-Electric Aircraft Has Completed Maiden Voyage Successfully

A Painless 3D Printed Vaccine Patch That Can Be Self-Administered

eCommerce for Manufacturers in a Post-Pandemic World

4 Innovative Safety Features for Your New Car

Scientists Use Smartphones to Detect Pollutants in Water

Scientists Engineer Rechargeable Glow-In-The-Dark Plants That Could Serve As Street Lights

Helicopter-Shaped Microchip Are the Tiniest Structures to Take Flight

Remote-Controlled Microrobots Propelled By Ultrasound for Targeted Drug Delivery

How the Trains of the Future Could Get a Lot More Silent and Less Annoying

The World’s Most Efficient Solar Cell Uses Copper Instead Of Precious Silver

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