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Experimental HiLo Building Reduces The Concrete Need And Accelerates Sustainability

Material Technology, Space & Environment, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Recognizing the significant carbon dioxide emissions generated by the construction industry on a global scale, a group of researchers and scientists from ETH Zurich has been developing innovative construction methods to address this concern. As a result of their efforts, they have introduced the HiLo, a structure that incorporates minimal concrete usage while showcasing remarkable […]

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Rust-Removing Sound Waves Can Breathe New Life Into MXene Batteries

Material & Energy, Renewable Energy, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Scientists have recently developed a technique to significantly extend the durability of MXene, a nanomaterial promoted as a swifter-charging substitute for lithium in batteries. This advancement enhances the feasibility of MXene as a long-lasting option for energy storage. At present, MXene faces a significant limitation due to its susceptibility to rusting in humid conditions, leading

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From Fruit Waste To Water-purifying Material

Applied Science, Renewable Energy, Science / Eduardo Paulo

Solar stills offer an ingenious and uncomplicated method for purifying contaminated or saline water, although their efficiency is relatively slow. However, a recent breakthrough has demonstrated the ability to enhance their effectiveness using a novel material derived from discarded fruit waste. In its simplest configuration, traditional solar still comprises a container of non-potable water positioned

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New Method Could Help Get To Cheap Hydrogen

Material & Energy, Renewable Energy, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

Researchers at Umeå University have made a breakthrough that could make hydrogen, a carbon dioxide (CO2)-free fuel, more affordable. The team has created a new method to increase the production of hydrogen gas from water and electricity, a process critical to transforming our society into a more sustainable one. The New Method Of Hydrogen Production

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Transparent Solar Panels Windows of the Future

Material & Energy, Renewable Energy, Tech / Jorge Paka

A group of scientists from Michigan State University has created a technology capable of transforming see-through surfaces, such as windows in buildings or cell phone screens, into surfaces that can collect solar energy. This innovation allows for the absorption of sunlight without compromising the view through these transparent surfaces. Transforming Cities into Solar Powerhouses Envision

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The Green Hydrogen Time, as a Renewable Energy Sources

Environmental Science, Material & Energy, Science / Ngoma Manuel

Green hydrogen is a form of hydrogen produced using renewable energy sources, such as wind or solar power, rather than fossil fuels. It is considered a promising solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving a more sustainable energy future. Green hydrogen is produced through a process called electrolysis, which involves using electricity to split

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Businesses Obligated to Act Accordingly to the Green Agenda

Climatology, Economics, Environmental Science, Finance & Business, Healthcare, Oil & Gas, Science, Sociology / Eduardo Paulo

Every spring-time (season of growth), shareholders measure how they are running their ventures. It’s the moment that business people take on advice to form Corporate Policies, Action Plan, Executive and Government expenses. This has been changing currently as we see the acceleration on climate changes causing the Earth to heat up. Activist Investors are far

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Nano Drug Delivery Advancement Discloses New Opportunities for the Treatment of Pulmonary Fibrosis

1 Comment / Health & Fitness, Material & Energy, Nanotechnology, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

A current advancement publication by researchers at the Masonic Medical Research Institute has discovered a novel way of treating pulmonary fibrosis. This progressive, incurable disease leads to the stiffening of the lungs through scarring, using nanoparticles. However, nano drug delivery is a promising field that offers significant possibilities for the treatment of pulmonary fibrosis. Pulmonary

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Scientists Create a New Device to Detect Brain Tumors Using Urine

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At Nagoya University in Japan, researchers have used a new device to spot an essential membrane protein in the urine, indicating whether the patient has a brain tumors. This protein could be utilized to spot brain cancer, preventing the need for invasive tests and enhancing the probability of tumors being identified early enough for surgery.

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Physicists Produce the First Two-Dimensional Ferrimagnetism in Graphene

Material & Energy, Material Technology, Tech / Kialanda Luvumbu

Researchers from St. Petersburg College and their international associates have created the globe’s first two-dimensional ferromagnetism in graphene. The use of the obtained magnetic state of graphene can become the basis of a current method to electronics, increasing its energy efficiency and speed when establishing tools utilizing alternative technologies without the use of silicon. Graphene,

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