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New Method Detects Nanoplastics In Body Fluids Using Optofluidics And Raman Spectroscopy

Microplastics and even tinier nanoplastics can enter the human body through different pathways, such as consumption of food or inhalation. While a significant portion is expelled from the body, some particles persist in organs, the bloodstream, and other bodily fluids. The Nano-VISION project, launched two years ago with BRAVE Analytics, explored the potential implications of […]

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Spacetop Offers A Vast Virtual Workspace Right In Front Of your Eyes

In 2023, tech startup Sightful introduced an innovative system that combined hardware and software to project a massive virtual screen in front of the user’s eyes. Now, the company has decided to phase out the hardware component and adapt its platform to work with AI-powered laptops. Advances in AI Make Dedicated Hardware Obsolete According to

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Tech Titans Predict Singularity Within The Next 12 Months

Twelve months. That’s the time some of the most prominent figures in tech believe we have before hitting the most disruptive milestone in human history: the technological singularity. The idea that machines could surpass human intelligence isn’t new—but what has changed is the timeline. While many experts still place this turning point decades away, Anthropic

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A Fungus-Derived Material Could Serve as an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Concrete

One effective way to lessen our environmental impact is by adopting more sustainable construction methods. Cement production alone contributes to 8% of global CO2 emissions—much of it used in making concrete. Solving this issue is challenging, as it demands eco-friendly materials that match concrete’s strength and require minimal upkeep. That’s why researchers are exploring engineered

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Crystal-Based Cooling Could Prevent Future Devices From Overheating

As I write this on a laptop that keeps freezing and refuses to switch between tabs due to the early Indian summer heat, it becomes clear how common overheating issues are. I’m not even running heavy programs or multiple browsers — this old machine just isn’t able to dissipate the heat from its internal components

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Another Turbine World Record – But This Time, Not By China

In the ever-competitive game of “who builds it bigger,” China has stepped aside for now as European company Siemens Gamesa sets a new world record with a massive wind turbine installed at the Østerild test field in Denmark. A Giant Among Giants While the lead wasn’t huge, the achievement is still remarkable. The Siemens SG

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Sodium-iron Battery Startup To Challenge Li-ion For Extended Storage

For years, lithium-ion batteries have been the go-to solution for long-term energy storage, but their production and maintenance costs remain high. A California-based startup, Inlyte, aims to provide a scalable alternative with its sodium-iron battery technology and is preparing to produce cells to demonstrate its potential. The History and Evolution of Sodium-Iron Batteries The concept

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