Now, perhaps more than ever, engineers & scientists are taking inspiration from nature when developing new technologies. This is often also true for the smallest… Read More »Smallest Flying Structure Humans Have Ever Built
A new experimental electricity-free cooling system is under development at the Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST), a press statement reveals.… Read More »No Electricity? New Cooling System Uses Sunlight & Salt Water
Sound waves do not always hit our ears directly, they will also bounce-off other objects & the walls of the space that we are in,… Read More »Scientists Built A New Broadband Acoustic Invisibility And Illusions
LG Chem developed new technologies which can be used for foldable displays using new materials technologies & its accumulated coating technologies because it enters the… Read More »LG Chem Develops Material For Folding Screens Using New Material Technology
Last year we learned of a stimulating medical device that would play a big role in expanding access to MRI imaging, by literally placing the… Read More »World’s First Portable MRI Machine Detects Stroke Requiring Surgery
Monitoring urine sugar levels is vital during early stages of diabetes, and diaper sensors represent a beautiful solution. In recent study, scientists from Tokyo University… Read More »Self Powered Diaper Sensors That Monitor Urine Sugar Levels
Back in December last year, Japan’s Nikkei newspaper unveiled tantalizing details of what could potentially become Japan’s 6th-generation fighter. The aircraft will be domestically developed… Read More »Japan 6th Generation F-X Fighter Jet With Extraordinary Power
Perforations within the eardrum cause pain & impaired hearing, and may be tricky to repair. The PhonoGraft, developed by Harvard scientists, may be a 3D-printed… Read More »Harvard’s 3D Printed Eardrum Repair Patch Is Ready For Market
In order to function properly, the brain requires a gentle flow of blood through the cerebral arteries & veins, which deliver oxygen and nutrients and… Read More »New Blood Flow Measurement Detector: Superconducting Nanowire Single-Photon
Do you get nervous when somebody borrows your phone? Not because they could invade your privacy, but just because they could drop it and break… Read More »World’s Toughest Self-Healing Material, Created By Scientists