Scientists develop mono-wing aerial vehicles for robotic aviation
Researchers at Sharif University of Technology in Iran have introduced a ground-breaking study focused on mono-wing aerial vehicles—flying robots with a single wing.
The study...
Scientists create new super gel that is tough and stretchable
Do you ever wish plastic could be both strong and stretchy at the same time?
Well, scientists have just made a big leap in creating...
New tool speeds up making batteries that suck up CO2
If you could imagine a battery that not only powers your gadgets but also helps clean the air by capturing harmful carbon dioxide (CO2),...
Revolutionary graphene circuit turns heat into power—and breaks old physics rules!
Ever heard that "you can't get something for nothing?"
Well, scientists at the University of Arkansas have shown that's not entirely true! They've made a...
Tiny crystals could power drones and robots without batteries
Ever imagine flying a drone without worrying about its battery running out?
Scientists at the University of Colorado at Boulder have taken a big step...
US can cut building emissions by up to 91%, the key to achieving US...
A recent study in the journal One Earth reveals that tackling building-related emissions is critical to achieving the US 2050 net-zero emissions goal.
By focusing...
New water sensors can spot dangerous toxins and bacteria instantly
Scientists from Argonne National Laboratory, the University of Chicago, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have made a big leap in water safety.
They've created a...
Solid-state batteries are the next frontier in electric vehicle technology
Daniel Rettenwander, a professor at NTNU's Department of Materials Science and Engineering, and an international research team have published new insights into solid-state batteries...
New drone technology can track moving objects even without GPS
Drones or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have become quite popular these days.
They can be used for many things like delivery, photography, or even just...
New tiny light bulbs could change the future of gadgets and medicine
Have you ever thought about what could happen if we could control super tiny particles of light?
Researchers at MIT have figured out a way...