Scientists develop new green material for refrigerators and air conditioners
In a new study, researchers have developed an eco-friendly solid that could be used in most refrigerators and air conditioners.
The new green material can...
New skin-inspired sensors could help wounds heal better
In a new study, researchers have developed wearable sensors that mimic skin to help wounds heal.
The new finding could help develop a better wound...
Use your phone to multitask may cause obesity
In a new study, researchers found multitasking with digital devices is linked to obesity.
The finding suggests people don’t use their smartphones and other digital...
Do you need a sleep tracker?
People can get a sleep tracker from their smartphones or smartwatches.
The gadgetry is designed to analyze your sleep pattern and hopefully help you sleep...
Your smartwatch may help detect this heart problem
In the new Apple Heart Study, researchers found that smartwatch device could help detect abnormal heart rhythm in users.
This finding provides valuable information for...
This new material may help power electronics
In a new study, scientists have discovered a way to simplify how electronic devices use electrons.
They found a material that can serve dual roles...
Can 5G harm our health?
The fast 5G mobile communication technology can be exciting, but is it safe?
5G mobile technology promises a ten-fold increase in data transmission rates compared...
Your smartphone contains many rare chemical elements
In a new study, scientists at the University of Plymouth analyzed the chemical contents of a smartphone.
Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced...
New hope to power electronic devices via desk lamp
In a new study, researchers make a step toward running electronic devices in homes and offices with light from lamps scattered around the room.
The...
New tech could protect your health care device from hackers
In a new study, researchers found a new way to protect people’s pacemaker and other health devices from being hacked.
The research was conducted by...