This is a new nanomaterial that can reduce vehicle emissions pollution
an international team of researchers designed a new nanomaterial that could be used to create more effective catalytic converters that reduce car pollution.
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Quantum physics provides new knowledge about the brain
in a new project, a group of leading quantum physicists with an insight into images such as mri scanning, will test for the first time and develop new technologies for biological
Science successfully created 3D lung models with the size and characteristics of true lungs
a small 3d structure has been successfully built, capable of mimicking the full characteristics of the lungs that allow scientists to study and experiment in a lab environment.
First evidence of glass fabrication in sub-Saharan Africa was found
researchers from rice university, university of london and the field museum have found the first direct evidence that glass is produced in saharan africa before europeans come, a
Research shows that: X-rays can turn diamond into graphite
scientists have for the first time turned diamond into graphite by using ultra-short ultraviolet rays of x-rays.
New materials for lithium-ion batteries can double the distance for electric vehicles
the nexus-innovation project fund, leading the industry-academy, is developing innovative materials for lithium-ion batteries.
Finding new materials capable of detecting dark matter
scientists believe that a new material, known as a scintillator, will expand the search for dark matter. the new analysis shows that the scintillator material is sensitive to dark
Lego is about to unveil a kind of bricks made of vegetable plastic
after intensifying efforts to move to producing more sustainable materials in 2015, the veteran plastic supplier lego is fulfilling that promise and will offer a new eco-friendly
Self-sustaining plastic can create more environmentally friendly wind turbines
a vanderbilt group led by professor doug adams is testing a new thermoplastic called elium.
New combinations of oxides and semiconductors can create new electronic devices
yale university researchers have developed a 2deg system on gallium arsenide, a semiconductor that is effective at absorbing and emitting light.