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Copper-Palladium Catalyst Creates Graphene from CO2
A new breakthrough in the production of graphene has been achieved by researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany. Graphene, a wonder
Wireless Charging Damages Phone Battery
Researchers have found that wireless charging of smartphones can damage the battery due to excessive heat. If the phone is not placed exactly on the
Lenovo unveils world’s first foldable laptop
Lenovo has unveiled the world’s first notebook with a foldable display, the Thinkpad X1 Foldable. The device is designed for productive work and is set
Track Health with Camera App
A new method of measuring blood pressure, pulse, and stress levels using smartphone videos has been developed by scientists at the University of Toronto. The
No-Fog Glass with Nanogold Coating
A new coating made of nanogold particles can prevent glass surfaces from fogging up by heating them up with sunlight. This transparent coating can be
Run to Power: Biomechanical Energy Collector
A flexible carbon strip that generates electricity from knee movements during running has been developed by scientists at the American Institute of Physics (AIP). The
Liquid Permanent Magnet from Iron Nanoparticles
Scientists have created the world’s first liquid permanent magnet using iron oxide nanoparticles. This new material could potentially be used in robotics in the future.
Heat-Powered Air Conditioning System
Revolutionary Cooling Device Uses Heat Instead of Electricity and Chemicals As global temperatures continue to rise, air conditioning units are becoming increasingly necessary. However, these
New Record Field Strength for Cuprate Superconductor Magnet
Florida State University scientists have set a new record for the strongest stable magnetic field with a hybrid magnet made of a high-temperature superconductor and
Burgundy’s Wine Harvest Reveals Climate Change
The impact of climate change on agriculture is becoming increasingly evident, with rising temperatures and extreme weather events affecting crop yields worldwide. A recent study
