Nnoplastic Pollution – infographic
Plastic nanoparticles are more common than we think. A lot of them ends up in our waterways, degrading marine ecosystems.
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Nanocrystals may transform normal glasses into Night Vision Specs
New nanocrystals could allow for night vision technology to be applied to a conventional pair of glasses.
3D Printing Metal in midair
Laser-assisted 3D printing with metallic inks, could help on the increasing demand for flexible, wearable electronics, antennas, sensors and more.
World’s smallest engine, is a million times smaller than an ant
World’s tiniest engine, to power microscopic robots, is a million times smaller than an ant.
A lithium battery that will not explode
Scientists unveiled a safe and reliable lithium-ion battery, that will not explode.
A new method to improve rechargeable batteries
Scientists at MIT created a nanoparticle, that could boost the capacity and power of lithium-ion batteries.
Inkjet-printed liquid metal could bring wearable tech
Electronic devices created using a new inkjet-printing technology to produce circuits made of liquid-metal alloys for “soft robots” and flexible electronics.
Light therapy will treat the deepest cancer
Light-based therapy will be soon treat the deepest cancer tissues never before accessible.
2030’s Airliner AWWA-QG – Progress Eagle
The AWWA·QG “Progress Eagle” concept airliner created like his brother the AWWA·VA “Sky Whale” designed for improving the physical characteristics of the commercial airplane and reducing the