Scientists turn organic waste into powerful battery solution
A team of researchers at Northwestern University has made a sustainable innovation by converting organic industrial waste products into an
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New technology analyzes the deformation of stretchable structures in real-time
POSTECH Develops Real-Time Analysis and Visualization Technology for Serpentine Structures. Continue reading New technology analyzes the deformation of stretchable structures
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Researchers make advancements in the quantum simulation of electron transfer
Discovery could advance renewable energy technologies, molecular electronics and quantum computing. Continue reading Researchers make advancements in the quantum simulation
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New discovery could rewrite the textbook on polymer engineering
A new design by researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science could solve the 200-year-old
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A close link between language abilities and musical skills
The study revealed overlapping genetic variants between rhythm-related skills and language-related traits. Continue reading A close link between language abilities
Jay Kakade
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Europe’s first farmer lived in an egalitarian society
New study reveals that the people of Linear Pottery Culture were not stratified on the basis of family or biological
Jay Kakade
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Virtual Reality open new window into animal behaviour
Scientists have trialed the use of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality on small animals. Continue reading Virtual Reality open new
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New study links Botswana’s 2022 elephant die-Off to toxic algal blooms
In 2022, 350 African elephant carcasses were found in the northeastern sector of Botswana, known as the eastern Okavango Panhandle.
Jay Kakade
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Researchers use sunlight to recycle black plastic
Due to black filler materials, black plastics have posed a serious challenge in ineffective sorting. Black plastic early has a
Jay Kakade
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Scientists reach 424 Gbit/s data speed in space transmission
With a significant growing interest and investment from government and private agencies, space exploration appears to be an ever-widening field.
