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09/13/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Researchers develop flexible carbon nanotubes that be worn on your finger
In an article in NanoWerks, Japanese researchers successfully tuned carbon nanotubes in order to create terahertz detectors that can flex and wrap around body parts. Their results could lead to the eventual use of terahertz electronics in wrap-around devices, wearable technologies, and photonic devices that cover large areas. Carbon nanotubes are a type of carbon […]
09/12/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Researchers record the most detailed atomic movie of gold melting
Most people record special events with the cameras on their smartphones. Researchers tapped one of the world’s fastest cameras to make an ultra-detailed atomic movie about the behavior of gold atoms while a laser is melting the metal, an article in Science Daily stated. Why go to such lengths? The movie provides an atomic-level view […]
09/12/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Compounds found in green tea and red wine may be able to treat congenital metabolic diseases
Every cup of green tea and glass of red wine you imbibe protects your body from toxic substances. Some of those harmful metabolites trigger inborn congenital metabolic diseases. An Israeli study suggests that green tea and red wine contain natural compounds that might be able to treat these particular disorders by blocking metabolite formation, a recent […]
09/12/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Researchers develop high-speed electronics using graphene
Is there anything graphene cannot improve? Swedish researchers recently used the wonder material to enable electronics that work at terahertz speeds. In an article in Chalmers Microtechnology and Nanoscience Department News, they combined graphene transistors and plastic substrates to create a malleable electronic detector that detects terahertz radiation. The graphene-based detector is the first of […]
09/12/2018
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By Edsel Cook
MIT researchers create a new water-repellent coating that can be added to natural fabrics such as cotton and silk
Water-repellent coatings are useful when it comes to keeping things dry, but their fluorinated components are considered toxic to humans and the environment. So Massachusetts-based researchers came up with a new coating that is just as effective, much safer for human health, and can be added to natural fabrics, an article in Nanowerk stated. Massachusetts […]
09/12/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Malaysia attempts to become a leading player in eco-friendly construction
Most countries nowadays are doing what they can to reduce the environmental impact of their industries and projects. Malaysia, in particular, is making an effort to become a purveyor of sustainable building. A recent study, published in the Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, evaluated the progress made by the Southeast Asian country and […]
09/11/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Space tech companies developing ultra-small plasma-propulsion system for future interplanetary travel
Everything is getting smaller these days. That includes spacecraft and the electric propulsion systems that carry them through the void. In an article in Space.com, a pair of space tech companies are working on new thruster designs that can be fitted aboard smaller spacecraft and the tiniest satellites. Electric thrusters propel a spacecraft by using electricity to […]
09/11/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Remarkable discovery supports Einstein’s theory on heat transfer
About a hundred years ago, Albert Einstein created a theory that described how heat randomly hopped through the atoms of an object. His heat transfer theory is still going strong to this day, especially after the latest discovery announced by Tennessee-based researchers, an article on Science Daily stated. Mostly any material can channel heat. Copper and […]
09/09/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Say hello to CIMON, the first AI robot to ever fly to space
The International Space Station (ISS) is now hosting its first ever robot with an artificial intelligence system, an article on Space.com stated. The compact European-built robot is intended to serve as an assistant to a German astronaut aboard the station. The “Crew Interactive Mobile Companion” (CIMON) arrived aboard the ISS in June 2018. It was part […]
09/09/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Astounding new material changes color and patterns like a chameleon
A new material created by Japanese researchers is able to change its coloration like a chameleon. This bio-inspired composite could see use in the next generation of display technology, providing a more vivid viewing experience in the future, a Science Daily article stated. Chameleons are just one of the many creatures that can change their […]
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