Scientists Have Discovered Microorganisms That Can Digest Plastic At Low Temperatures
Scientists from the Swiss Federal Institute WSL have discovered microorganisms that can digest plastic at low temperatures. They live in
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New Philips Ultra Efficient LED Bulbs
Signify, the parent company of Philips, has released a new range of LED light bulbs that promise to be even
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Scientists Сome Up With A Method Of Instant 3D Printing Using Ultrasonic Holography
A new study published this month in the journal Science Advances of the Max Planck Institute for Medical Research and
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Researchers Found A Way To Extract Hydrogen From Sea Water Without Desalinate It
The scientists from Australia in collaboration with colleagues from Tianjin and Nankai Universities in China and the University of Kent
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Chinese Search Giant Baidu To Release ChatGPT Competitor
According to the agency, Baidu intends to launch a new application, which does not yet have a name, as early
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DARPA Is Working On AR system With AI For The Army
DARPA is developing a new system that will help military personnel complete complex tasks. Perceptually enabled Task Guidance (PTG) technology
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World’s Largest Hydrogen Aircraft Makes Its First Test Flight
British-American hydrogen and electric aviation startup ZeroAvia has announced the first successful test flight of the world’s largest hydrogen-powered aircraft.
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NASA Funds Titan Seaplane Ideas and Faster Deep Space Travel
The NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program promotes innovation by funding early research to evaluate technologies that can support future missions.
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A Fruit Scanner That Can Tell You If Your Avocado Is Ripe Or Not
At the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas on Tuesday, food tech startup One Third unveiled a fruit scanner
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Swiss Scientists Invent Nanotechnology To Prevents Glasses From Fogging
Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a gold nanocoating that heats the glass up to 46F, absorbing large amounts of
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