Scientists develop supercharged nanosheet technology for energy storage
Ever wondered how the batteries in your phone, car, or other gadgets could get a supercharge?
A research team led by Professor Minoru Osada at...
This revolutionary glass could reduce carbon footprint and defy cracks
Researchers at Penn State University have developed an innovative glass called LionGlass, which holds the promise of revolutionizing glass manufacturing.
This breakthrough material not only...
Scientists create magnetically controlled robot for medical procedures
Have you ever seen a pangolin?
These adorable critters look like walking pine cones, and they're the only mammals totally covered in hard, protective scales...
Scientists find new way to make permanent magnets
Science can sometimes feel like magic, and that's certainly the case with the latest breakthrough from the Critical Materials Institute, which is under the...
Scientists find new way to support future power systems
Did you know that scientists have come up with an exciting new way to make our power systems better and more eco-friendly?
Their revolutionary findings...
How nanomaterials help smart windows control solar heat in buildings
Have you ever wished your windows could adapt to the weather and keep your room cooler when it's scorching hot outside?
New super-thin material could help your wearable electronic devices chill out
Wearable electronic devices that stick to our skin, like high-tech band-aids, have become the latest craze.
They can monitor our health, help us communicate wirelessly,...
Batteries in electric vehicles have more mileage in city driving rather than highway driving
A Toyota Corolla with a 1.8L engine requires 6.2 liters of gas to drive for 100 kilometers on a highway.
But on city roads, it...
New device could capture carbon dioxide at the flick of a switch
Exciting news has come from Rice University where engineers have developed a new technology that could lower the cost of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2)...
Awesome wooden robot hands could change the future
Scientists have just developed one that could change the future of robotics. It's not just any robot, but a wooden robotic gripper.