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GreenPower: Electric School Bus With a 300-Mile Range

Image source: GreenPower Motor Company. The Canadian electric bus manufacturer GreenPower Motor Company Inc. recently revealed the new electric school bus Mega BEAST. This model has a range of 300 miles (483 km) with a…

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Thanatos Drone: A Glimpse into the Future of Advanced Stealth Technology

Drones are becoming increasingly sophisticated and affordable, effective in various military roles. Apart from surveillance and reconnaissance purposes by military and intelligence agencies, drones are also used to conduct low-cost kamikaze attacks from a distance.…

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Engineering Smartphones with a Titanium Touch

When engineers dive into the world of smartphone assembly, titanium becomes their go-to superstar. They whip out titanium rods to create frames that are not just tough, but also have that premium, high-end feel. It’s like…

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Ford: EV Charging Network Includes Over 100K Chargers

By adding an additional 3,000 Tesla chargers to its network, Ford EV owners will have access to a network exceeding 106,000 charging stations in North America. Hence, Ford’s BlueOval Charge Network will be increased by…

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Wearable Technology and Personalized Healthcare: How ML to MG Conversions Enable Accurate Health Monitoring

In today’s digital age, we find ourselves in the midst of a technological revolution that has profoundly impacted various aspects of our lives, including healthcare. Wearable technology, such as fitness trackers, smartwatches, and health monitoring…

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Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment: New Flexible X-Ray Detectors

Researchers at the University of Surrey have developed an innovative, flexible X-ray detector with the potential to revolutionize applications in cancer treatment, airport security, and historical preservation. Superior Imaging Conventional X-ray detectors have traditionally been…

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Japanese Breakthrough: Self-Healing Plastic that Decomposes in Seawater

Plastic is very difficult to break down, it persists in the environment for centuries, if not millennia. Scientists have been working on developing eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plastic for many years, but it has been…

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Probiotic Bacteria Infused Wound Dressing Heals chronic wounds

Healthcare providers take great care to keep chronic wounds free of bacteria, as infection can delay healing and lead to serious complications. But when a chronic wound becomes infected, bacteria create a shielding layer of…

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The Southern Half of the World Is Getting Drier, Say Scientists

The Precious 1%: Freshwater in a Changing World The availability of freshwater is vital for life on Earth, but it’s a finite resource. Only 1% of Earth’s total water supply is accessible freshwater for humans,…

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US Researchers Delve into Microgravity 3D Printing for Space Colonization

As we venture further into space, keeping long-term missions sustainable becomes a bigger challenge. Extended space missions demand on-site production of essential materials and equipment. But, thanks to 3D printing, we can revolutionize space colonization…

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Technology

GreenPower: Electric School Bus With a 300-Mile Range

Thanatos Drone: A Glimpse into the Future of Advanced Stealth Technology

Engineering Smartphones with a Titanium Touch

Ford: EV Charging Network Includes Over 100K Chargers

Wearable Technology and Personalized Healthcare: How ML to MG Conversions Enable Accurate Health Monitoring

Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment: New Flexible X-Ray Detectors

Japanese Breakthrough: Self-Healing Plastic that Decomposes in Seawater

Probiotic Bacteria Infused Wound Dressing Heals chronic wounds

The Southern Half of the World Is Getting Drier, Say Scientists

US Researchers Delve into Microgravity 3D Printing for Space Colonization

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