
"Ultra-shock-absorbing" foam packs a plethora of carbon nanotubes
• https://newatlas.com, By Ben CoxworthCarbon nanotubes have found use in everything from heart-rate-monitoring shirts to smart bandages to more efficient solar cells.
Carbon nanotubes have found use in everything from heart-rate-monitoring shirts to smart bandages to more efficient solar cells.
Extreme fast charge battery technology startup says automakers should be considering semi-solid batteries in the medium term.
For decades, inventors have pursued the concept of adding "smell-o-vision" to movies or TV shows.
Last year, engineers at Purdue University used their expertise in materials science to produce the world's whitest paint, with an ability to reflect around 98% of incoming sunlight and therefore holds great potential when it comes to energy efficie
A high-tech sponge can absorb water vapor from the air and convert it to pure hydrogen for use in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and machines.
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Scientists experimenting with next-generation plastics at Finland's University of Turku have developed a form of the material with some impressive capabilities, most notably an ability to quickly break down after use.
Australian scientists say they've made a "eureka moment" breakthrough in gas separation and storage that could radically reduce energy use in the petrochemical industry, while making hydrogen much easier and safer to store and transport in a powder.
A pioneering British jet suit company is giving super-powers to paramedics for their search and rescue missions in the remote Lake District of northern England.
For three millennia, builders in the Middle East (where temperatures can reach 50 degrees Celsius) have been cooling their homes by building wind catchers, or wind scoops, into their structures.
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Wind and solar power are intermittent, generating power when it's available rather than when it's needed, so the green energy transition will require huge amounts of energy storage.
A new type of plastic made directly from organic plant waste has been created by scientists.
From Chennai to Trentino alto Adige to Baltimore, inventors are churning out methods of stopping plastic pollution from entering the ocean by picking it out of riverways.
The steel industry is testing new technologies that don't rely on fossil fuels.
Subzero temperatures were no match for the experimental battery.
After turning its main attention away from jetpacks and to its Speeder Air Utility Vehicle (AUV), JetPack Aviation has shown the fruits of its labors in the form of the flight-ready P2 Speeder prototype.
It was back in 2014 that we first heard about the Chairless Chair, a lower-body exoskeleton that doesn't impede walking, but that also supports the wearer when they go into a sitting position. Well, there's now a lighter, comfier model.
Engineers at MIT have developed an ultra-thin speaker that could be used to make entire surfaces produce sound. The unique design should be energy efficient and easy to produce at scale, the team says.
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Having a swell time! British kitesurfer tackles a 'vertical' 50ft wave in Portugal on an electric FLYING surfboard
With a notoriously large carbon footprint, concrete is a prime target for researchers developing greener materials for the future of construction.
Video: Harry Potter eat your heart out! Scientists develop an 'invisibility shield' that can hide objects by bending light
Rexpert, the Heat Pump Expert, of Chaffee Air explains the basic operation of a split system air-source heat pump.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have developed a new shock-absorbing material that is super lightweight, yet offers the protection of metal.
Diamonds are created from THIN AIR: Startup draws carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to make stunning gems that are physically and chemically identical to those that are mined
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Exploring How This Plant Could Replace Concrete.
Weight is often a key consideration for scientists pushing the boundaries of bullet-proof materials, imagining armor that keeps the wearer safe while also improving their mobility.
This video shows several fire tests with a propane torch for aircrete styrofoam with different densities and other available rigid foam insulation boards.