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5 Strategies for Optimizing Your Supply Chain

No matter how efficient your production line is, a missing or ineffective link in your supply chain can bring everything to halt. The smooth flow of raw materials from your suppliers has a very significant…

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World’s First Portable MRI Machine Helps Doctors Make Quick Life or Death Determination

MRI machines can be used to detect cases of stroke that require immediate surgical intervention. But these huge and expensive MRI machines require custom-built rooms due to their powerful magnetic field. Therefore patients are brought…

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The Sportswear Giant Nike Is Making Biodegradable Sneakers Out Of Carbon

Over the last several decades, governments and big corporations have collectively pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere keeps rising. The fashion industry also produces a high…

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World’s First Autonomous, Fully Electric Cargo Ship Is Ready to Make Its First Voyage

Shipping is vital to the global economy. More than 90 percent of global trade is seaborne. Every year, some 90,000 cargo ships crisscross the world’s oceans. But the entire shipping industry produces carbon emissions. According…

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Virgin Shares More on How its Hyperloop System Will Work

Virgin has shared more details about how it envisions its hyperloop and what is going to look like when ready, and from the promotional material, it resembles something very exciting for the future of transportation.…

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The Use of Human Protein Helps Boost Potato and Rice Yields By 50 Percent

In a big breakthrough, scientists have come with an innovative idea to deal with the worldwide rise in food insecurity. Scientists discovered that inserting a gene linked to human obesity and fat into crops could…

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Smaller Than Dust Particles super-capacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

Technology has shrunk over the years. Thanks to nanotechnology, the devices are shrinking to become more portable and smaller in size day by day. Continuing this miniaturization trend, a team of researchers in Germany has…

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China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

China’s space ambitions are growing. China is working on an “ultra-large spacecraft” that is MILES long. With this project, the country is planning to increase space exploration, and facilitate long-term crewed assignments. To analyze how…

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Gradient Offers Sleek, Climate-Friendly Cooling and Heating Unit That Reduces the Footprint of HVAC By 75%

With the worldwide temperature rise, more and more people are opting for air-conditioners. Because of the population growth, falling equipment prices, and urbanization, the number of air-conditioning units installed globally is increasing every year. According…

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Technology

5 Strategies for Optimizing Your Supply Chain

World’s First Portable MRI Machine Helps Doctors Make Quick Life or Death Determination

The Sportswear Giant Nike Is Making Biodegradable Sneakers Out Of Carbon

World’s First Autonomous, Fully Electric Cargo Ship Is Ready to Make Its First Voyage

Virgin Shares More on How its Hyperloop System Will Work

The Use of Human Protein Helps Boost Potato and Rice Yields By 50 Percent

Smaller Than Dust Particles super-capacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

Gradient Offers Sleek, Climate-Friendly Cooling and Heating Unit That Reduces the Footprint of HVAC By 75%

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