Scientists develop colorful cooling material that works without power
Researchers at the Nanophotonics Research Center at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), led by Dr. Jin Gu Kang, have developed an...
Scientists develop ultra-thin solar material that could transform energy generation
Researchers at Oxford University’s Physics Department have developed an innovative new solar material that could change how we harness solar energy.
Unlike traditional silicon-based solar...
Scientists could ease notoriously difficult chemical reaction
Constructing complex molecules from simpler ones is pivotal for the development of pharmaceuticals, materials science, and various scientific domains.
But one reaction, known as the...
Revolutionary light technology could transform 3D imaging
Imagine doctors being able to hold a small cube in their hands that contains a three-dimensional image of a patient’s heart or brain, captured...
Green hydrogen is the future of heavy-duty transport
Green hydrogen is emerging as a key player in reducing carbon emissions in transportation.
A study by the University of Michigan suggests that green hydrogen,...
Hidden dangers: Some e-cigarette chemicals mimic nicotine to evade regulation
Researchers from Duke and Yale Universities have discovered that some tobacco companies are replacing nicotine in e-cigarettes with similar chemicals to evade public health...
Researchers unveil universal design principles for safer, high-energy solid-state batteries
A team of Korean scientists has made a major breakthrough in battery technology by creating the first universal design principles for solid-state batteries.
This new...
Scientists develop breakthrough method to recycle medical plastic waste
Single-use healthcare items like gloves, masks, and surgical tools have become a massive environmental problem.
These items are usually thrown away after one use, leading...
New material for flexible electronics could reduce e-waste crisis
E-waste, or electronic waste, is a growing global problem that's getting worse as more new types of flexible electronics are produced.
These include devices for...
Scientists develop long-range sniff test for explosives detection
Scientists have created a groundbreaking method to detect tiny amounts of hard-to-find explosives from more than eight feet away, eliminating the need to swipe...