New microwave technology could revolutionize 3D printing
In the fast-changing world of 3D printing, researchers are always looking for ways to make the process faster and more versatile.
A team from Lawrence...
Europe is sending a drill to the Moon to search for water
The Moon has been a source of interest of late largely due to the focus on getting humans back to the Moon.
Future human explorers...
How nature and robotics are transforming construction
Researchers at Princeton University have developed a groundbreaking method to make concrete stronger and more resistant to cracks, taking inspiration from nature.
This new approach,...
Scientists unveil eco-friendly copper iodide LEDs for healthier lighting
Healthy lighting is becoming increasingly important as we learn more about the impact of light on our well-being.
Traditional lighting technologies, like the ones used...
Five lessons from ancient civilizations for keeping homes cool in hot, dry climates
Modern buildings tend to take electricity and air conditioning for granted. They often have glass facades and windows that can't be opened.
And when the...
New copper catalyst could make ammonia production cleaner and greener
Ammonia is a crucial ingredient in food production and various industries, with a global market of around 175 million metric tons and a value...
This electric reactor could slash industrial emissions and revolutionize manufacturing
Industrial processes in the United States are a major source of carbon dioxide emissions, accounting for about a third of the country's total—more than...
How new solid-state electrolytes could revolutionize electric vehicles
Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are making exciting strides toward the future of electric vehicle batteries.
By creating a...
Scientists create eco-friendly method for tiny structures using water and paper
Imagine being able to create tiny structures, like those in computer chips or medical devices, with the same ease and sustainability as printing on...
Smart windows: A new way to cool buildings efficiently
Scientists at Rice University have developed a new material that could revolutionize how we cool our indoor spaces.
This innovative material, known as a thermochromic...