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Rocks May Serve as Solar Energy Collectors In The future.

There’s a chance about the future solar energy that the sun and other low-tech elements like pebbles will be used […]

A two-seat electric-battery-powered helicopter made a quiet landing on the runway at the Paris Air Show following a 15-minute flight.

A coordinated array of 39 radio dishes stretching from Hawaii to Germany was used to capture high-resolution photos of the

Researchers from the University of Sydney and other institutions have shown that nanowire networks can function like the human brain’s

Researchers have discovered a novel model of human evolution that challenges the notion that a single African population gave rise

Governments in low-income nations are being helped by research from the University of Southampton to improve their ability to create

The usage of the medicine caspofungin to treat the deadly fungal infection Aspergillus fumigatus, which kills over 100,000 severely immunocompromised

A recent study found that among the reasons older people are turning away from digital devices are fear of making

The research team from the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences (SNES), under the direction of Dr. Marina Freitag, developed

The global supply chain might be completely changed by blockchain technology, which would also increase the speed and security of

The human brain is the most intricate and energy-efficient computer ever made, and scientists are using it as inspiration to

In this situation, “chicken” or at least a specific chicken protein, is the appropriate response. The fact that this specific