Sodium-Air Battery Offers Rechargeable Advantages Compared to Lithium
What if we could make a battery out of two extremely common things, like salt and air? Recent Developments in Lithium-Air (Li-Air) and Sodium-Air (Na-Air)...
3-D Printed Car Is as Strong as Steel, Half the Weight, and Nearing Production
In the realm of automotive innovation, envision a shift from traditional heavy steel assembly lines to a futuristic landscape of plastic-spraying printers crafting lightweight,...
Finally, Tattoos That Let You Control Objects with Your Mind
In the realm of cutting-edge research, Dr. Todd Coleman and his team at the University of California San Diego are pioneering the development of “electronic...
$300 Glasses Claim to Correct Colorblindness
Uncovering the Science Behind Human Color Vision About 20 years ago, accomplished neurobiologist Mark Changizi began developing research on human vision and its...
Sun-Powered Lasers: Earth’s Shield Against Asteroids
Imagine a scenario where lasers, powered by the sun, stand as Earth’s guardians against menacing asteroids hurtling towards our planet. This captivating concept,...
Self Healing Computer that “Never Crashes”
Researchers at University College London have developed a self-healing computer known as the “systemic” machine, which can instantly recover corrupted data[1]. This technology is designed...
Synthetic Biology Circuits Perform Logic Functions and Remember the Results
Synthetic Biology Circuits: Logic Functions and Memory Researchers at MIT have made significant advancements in synthetic biology by developing genetic circuits within bacterial cells that...
Scale Weighs Black Holes Better than Before
Unveiling Supermassive Black Hole Masses: Advancements in Astrophysical Measurements Astrophysicist Timothy Davis and his team at the European Southern Observatory have developed a novel method...
Toward the Quantum Internet: First Teleportation from One Macroscopic Object to Another
Long-Distance Quantum Teleportation In 2020, scientists successfully demonstrated quantum teleportation over a distance of 44 kilometers using fiber optics and state-of-the-art quantum detectors. This achievement...
USC Scientists ‘Clone’ Carbon Nanotubes to Unlock Use in Electronics
As the semiconductor industry approaches the physical limits of silicon-based transistors, carbon nanotubes offer a promising path forward. While challenges remain, recent breakthroughs...