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From Waste to Wonder: Polyester Recycling Made Easy with Everyday Baker’s Salt

Polyester, found in everything from clothing to sofas to curtains, dominates the textile industry as the second most utilized fabric. Made from petroleum, a staggering 60 million tonnes of this widely favored fabric are produced…

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Nanoscale Tattoos: Revolutionizing Cell Health Monitoring

Scientists have successfully developed a nanoscale electronic sensor resembling a ‘tattoo,’ capable of non-invasively adhering to living individual cells. This significant advancement holds the potential for monitoring cellular well-being and brings us closer to early…

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Formula E Car Shatters Guinness World Record: Reaches 218km/h Indoors

Fast and furious, efficient yet sustainable, Formula E the GENBETA just set a new world record for the fastest speed ever achieved by a vehicle indoors. The world record-setting event occurred late at night on…

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Guide To Global Hiring: 5 Tips for Scalable Growth with International PEOs

The current economic environment claims that hiring the right talent to boost a business’s growth is the need of the hour. A survey confirmed that approximately 97% of CEOs found sourcing potential candidates a priority…

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The Next Evolution of Field-Service Management Software

The transformative potential of modern technology in field-service management is not often discussed, but the trends seen at the moment are having a major impact nonetheless. From employing AI tools and video-chat integrations to navigating…

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Spiral BCI Safely Integrates into Ear Canal with Zero Hearing Loss

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) have been in development since the mid-1990s, with the goal of revolutionizing communication between the human brain and computers. A new spiral BCI developed by a team of Chinese engineers has the…

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Zap and Revive: Microwaving Insecticides for Malaria Control!

Insecticide resistance poses a significant problem in the battle against malaria. In Africa, where malaria is most prevalent, nearly no area remains fully susceptible to insecticides. As a result, mosquitoes have developed increased abilities to…

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Laser Beam Shaping

Laser beam shaping is essentially a process of changing the shape or wavefronts of laser beams. Before we delve into the laser beam shaping process and why it is needed, it’s important to understand the…

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Your Smartphone is Now Your Personal Thermometer

Smartphones have come a long way since they were first introduced. From making calls and sending text messages, your smartphone can now be your personal thermometer. Imagine monitoring your body temperature with just a touch…

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India’s Chandrayaan-3 Enters Lunar Orbit, Sends Mesmerizing Visuals from Moon’s Orbit

India has made significant progress in its mission to land on the moon with the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully entering lunar orbit. The spacecraft underwent a planned orbit reduction maneuver, effectively bringing it closer to the…

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Technology

From Waste to Wonder: Polyester Recycling Made Easy with Everyday Baker’s Salt

Nanoscale Tattoos: Revolutionizing Cell Health Monitoring

Formula E Car Shatters Guinness World Record: Reaches 218km/h Indoors

Guide To Global Hiring: 5 Tips for Scalable Growth with International PEOs

The Next Evolution of Field-Service Management Software

Spiral BCI Safely Integrates into Ear Canal with Zero Hearing Loss

Zap and Revive: Microwaving Insecticides for Malaria Control!

Laser Beam Shaping

Your Smartphone is Now Your Personal Thermometer

India’s Chandrayaan-3 Enters Lunar Orbit, Sends Mesmerizing Visuals from Moon’s Orbit

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