Scientists create color-changing materials for smart technologies
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have created a new kind of material that changes color when heated, which could lead to exciting new...
How your doorknob could power your home
The future of energy-harvesting tech
Imagine if turning a doorknob could power your alarm system or opening your refrigerator could light up your kitchen.
These ideas...
Scientists create “leaftronics”: A green revolution in electronics
A research team at TUD Dresden University of Technology, led by Professor Karl Leo, has developed a groundbreaking technology called "Leaftronics."
Inspired by the natural...
Air fryers: The cleanest way to cook at home
A new study has confirmed that air fryers are the least polluting cooking method for your home.
Compared to other methods like pan-frying, stir-frying, and...
New smart sensor could help you test food safety at home
Food recalls due to contamination, like the recent cases involving carrots, ground beef, and deli meat, have raised concerns about food safety.
Now, researchers at...
Microwave could turn electronic waste into valuable resources, study finds
The rapid growth of electronic devices has led to a massive increase in electronic waste (e-waste).
In 2022, around 62 million tons of e-waste were...
Scientists discover how avatar gender shapes gaming behavior
Your choice of avatar in a video game could change how you play, according to new research from Nottingham Trent University (NTU).
The study found...
Scientists develop device to power electronics using body movements
Imagine charging your laptop while typing or powering your smartphone just by jogging.
A groundbreaking new device from researchers at the University of Waterloo can...
Modern cars are surveillance devices on wheels with major privacy risks
New research reveals serious privacy flaws in the data practices of new internet-connected cars in Australia.
It's yet another reason why we need urgent reform...
Graphene: The 2D material that could change electronics forever
Imagine a material so thin it’s just one atom thick, yet incredibly strong, light, and flexible.
This is graphene, a "miracle material" that has captivated...