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Holographic instant transportation seems like something out of Star Wars or Star Trek, yet rather than the scaffold of a showy interstellar spaceship, a world-first mechanical accomplishment occurred in a

Health

After Consuming the World’s Hottest Chili Pepper, a Man Experiences Severe “Thunderclap” Headaches

Health Article

Doctors write in the journal BMJ Case Reports that competing in a hot pepper eating contest might have some unintended

Electronics & Semiconductors

A colloidal quantum dot imager with exceptional efficiency that operates at near-infrared wavelengths.

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Propels in the fields of advanced mechanics, independent driving, and PC vision have increased the requirement for profoundly performing sensors

Nanotechnology

At the nanoscale, researchers are developing flow-driven rotors.

Nanotechnology Article

Analysts from TU Delft have built the smallest stream-driven engines on the planet. Roused by famous Dutch windmills and natural

Nanophysics

Data-driven identification of NbOI2 as a high-performance multilayer piezoelectric material

Nanophysics Article

Piezoelectric materials can change mechanical energy completely to electrical energy, as well as the other way around. Lately, there has

Nanotechnology

Water’s peculiar behavior at the nanoscale is revealed via graphene oxide membranes.

Nanotechnology Article

Do more pores in a sifter permit more fluid to move through it? According to material scientists, this seemingly simple question may have a startling response at the nanoscale —

Computer

Computer Games in the Classroom: Success in Education Depends on the Teacher

Computer Article

According to a survey, future teachers perceive the pedagogical potential in video games. Thus, their potential in the classroom should

Nanotechnology

Nano-sponges with the potential to treat wastewater quickly

Nanotechnology Article

Proficient adsorbents for modern wastewater treatment are essential to limit expected ecological harm. Specifically, natural colors, as a critical gathering

Physics

A researcher is investigating materials with properties similar to those of the human brain.

Physics Article

In its prime, UIUC's Blue Waters was one of the world's top supercomputers. Any individual who was interested could drop

Engineering

A machine-learning model keeps track of and modifies the 3D printing process to fix mistakes instantly.

Engineering Article

Researchers and specialists are continually growing new materials with one of a kind properties that can be utilized for 3D

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