Science-Technology
Wearable technology has revolutionized the way we do things in a number of ways right from the way we care for our health to different activities we engage in our daily lives
From an experimental observation involving two fungal species to speculate about "street lighting" is more than a simple extrapolation
A hot object can be fully hidden from infrared detection by adding polyethylene glycol to an aerogel film
A new biomarker of cyanide exposure is reported.
5G could require cell towers on every street corner
A polymer additive stabilizes asphalt made with used tire components
An "unclonable" tag that can't be replicated was developed to combat counterfeit goods
In short, I think the envisaged 5G systems need to be tested very thoroughly in multiple double-blind field trials, with actual transmission towers and test systems that use both a variety of biological and non-biological 5G-EMW receptive "species" b
Researchers have identified the key compounds responsible for the taste of pufferfish (Takifugu obscurus).
Nanostructures on an artificial bug eye resemble a shag carpet when viewed with a powerful microscope
Reactions explains the chemistry of flame retardants
Long-Lasting and Easy-to-Use Rewritable Paper Fabricated by Printing Technology
The notothenioid fishes that inhabit the Antarctic Ocean have evolved an unusual adaptation to living in icy waters
An electronic skin could help robots and prosthetic devices, such as this 3D-printed model, mimic the sense of touch
An Israeli company is helping America’s disaster victims and first responders Watergen sends Israeli water-making machine to assist massive wildfires
Reactions decodes these weather terms to help you make sense of the forecast
An electrode network (branched pattern) and cyanobacteria (spiral pattern) were 3D printed on a mushroom to produce bio-electricity
MicroED can identify compounds in a mixture from their nanocrystals (black shapes) on a cryoEM grid. Holes (grey circles) are 2 μm in diameter.
Kevlar®, the material used to make bullet-proof vests, was modified with nanowires to make a wearable heating device
The solutions that Dr. Ioannidis suggests: more access to complete data sets, more independent investigations, and more transparency.
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This LED bangle, including a lithium-ion battery, was made entirely by 3D printing.
Why Tardigrades are Some of the Most Hardcore Critters on the Planet
Drawing inspiration from origami, researchers have developed a highly efficient solar steam generator.
Researchers are exploring venoms found in insects, such as ants similar to those shown here, for potential therapeutic or pesticidal properites
Musical Instruments as Sensors: A new affordable sensor can detect toxic substances and counterfeit medications
