Researchers at the University of Chicago have found a means to produce a material that resembles plastic yet conducts electricity more like a metal. Like a metal? The research, released on Oct. 26 in Nature, shows how to produce a sort of material wherein the molecular fragments are shuffled and disordered but can still conduct […]
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Dr. Emily Pentzer, an associate educator in the Division of Materials Science and Engineering and the Division of Chemistry at Texas A&M College, makes 3D printed polymers more environmentally friendly with a procedure that enables the polymers to naturally degrade in time. Pentzer’s research is a collective effort that contains scientists from the Texas A&M
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Scientists worldwide are investigating how anti-cancer drugs can most efficiently reach the tumours they target. One probability is to use modified bacteria as “ferries” to bring the medications with the blood stream to the tumours. Researchers at ETH Zurich have currently succeeded in controlling specific bacteria so that they can adequately cross the blood vessel
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A little group of scientists at the College of Manchester has created a method for producing a molecular based, finite-state device. Their research study was released in the journal Nature. In computer science, there is a virtual tool referred to as a Turing machine, established by Alan Turing as a means to imagine precisely how
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Rolls-Royce, the British luxury car maker, has unveiled its first fully-electric car, the Spectre. All the features that have established Rolls-Royce as a legend in the automotive market can be found in the Spectre. This electrifying vehicle, developed from scratch, is silent and powerful and demonstrates how well Rolls-Royce has adapted to electrification. Charles Rolls,
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After one world-famous radio telescope at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico collapsed 2 years back, many scientists hoped that the United States National Science Foundation (NSF), which runs the facility, would eventually build one new one to replace it. Instead, the company has announced that it will establish one educational center for science, technology, engineering,
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International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) The International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), sponsored by the ICPC Foundation, held by the Angolan Collegiate Program Contest (AoCPC) last week at one of Angola’s top institutes for superior education ISPTEC, from Thursday to Friday. The Africa and Arab Collegiate Programming Championship (ACPC) serves as a qualifying round for the
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Razer has finally shown off the Edge, its portable Android gaming handheld. Looking much better since the last it was seen in December 2021. There’s a load to talk about with this one. The Edge will launch in a Wi-Fi-only variation for $399.99 in January 2023, followed by a 5G-ready model via Verizon in early
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The system worked 3 times better than today’s state-of-the-art passive cooling system. As the world’s climate continues to warm up, the world demand for air conditioning is currently skyrocketing. In 2019, the requirement for cooling drew in 8.5% of the globe’s total electricity consumption, equating to some one billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions. As
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NASA just recently turned one sci-fi technology into reality by crashing a spacecraft into one asteroid with its Dual Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission. Now, the space company aims to test a large inflatable aeroshell that can one day be used to deploy massive payloads on Mars safely and other planets in the Solar System,
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