Geert Devenster
Geert Devenster, a Tartu Ülikool graduate, is a dynamic science writer specializing in Physics and Technology. With a knack for simplifying complex topics, he bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and public comprehension. His work reflects a commitment to making science accessible and engaging for diverse audiences.
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Safe Flying with Detachable Cabin
A Ukrainian aerospace engineer, Vladimir Nikolayevich, has unveiled a new design for a detachable passenger cabin that could save countless lives in the event of
World’s Largest Sapphire Discovered
In Sri Lanka, the largest and heaviest sapphire in the world was recently discovered. The anonymous owner of the blue mineral has given it the
Electrons Stable for 66 Quadrillion Years
In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have demonstrated a case where the interactions of three particles in an emulsion do not behave in a linear manner.
Banning Gas and Diesel by 2050
Germany Joins ZEV Alliance at Paris Climate Summit Germany has joined the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Alliance at the Paris Climate Summit, which means that
3-Month Solar Lamp: Affordable Power
Over three billion people on Earth currently live without access to electricity, and therefore, without light. Micro Power Design, a benefit corporation, aims to change
Power-free fridge innovation
Berlin-based start-up company has been working on a refrigerator that operates without electricity since 2012. Julia Römer, an industrial engineer, wanted to reduce the electricity
Salt Contains Microplastics
Plastic pollution is a growing concern worldwide, with microplastics being found in various food and drink products. Now, researchers have discovered that even salt contains
Hope for Universal Cancer Cure
In a groundbreaking discovery, Danish and Canadian researchers may have stumbled upon a universal cure for all types of cancer while searching for a vaccine
Confirmed: Pesticides Cause Bee Deaths
A scientific expert group from the EU has confirmed that certain pesticides are responsible for the decline in bee populations. This confirms what numerous studies
Coffee reduces risk of multiple sclerosis
Coffee consumption has been linked to various health benefits in recent years, and now researchers have found that drinking at least four cups of coffee