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A team from the University of Zurich, in collaboration with Ghent University and ETH Zurich, has developed a method that uses artificial intelligence to

Researchers at University College London have developed high-performing indoor solar cells that capture ambient light to power small devices like remote controls and sensors—without

The search for smart, lightweight materials that don’t compromise on strength or safety is more important than ever—especially if you’ve ever struggled with components

Developed at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, GRETA (the Gamma-Ray Energy Tracking Array) is ready to upgrade our understanding of

The team at the University of Michigan has captured the very first 3D X‑ray views of magnesium alloys, offering a fresh glimpse into how

If you’ve ever been curious about the subtle hum of radioactivity in everyday items, you’re in the right place. Using a Radiacode scintillation detector,

Researchers at the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO) are pioneering a method to turn greenhouse gases like CO₂ into renewable biomethane. By harnessing

Researchers at Boston University’s Zhang Lab have unveiled a new sound control technology called the Phase Gradient Ultra-Open Metamaterial (PGUOM). Published in Scientific Reports,

La Trobe University researchers have developed a transparent polymer derived from hyaluronic acid – a familiar ingredient in moisturisers – that might soon power

Researchers at Peking University have broken new ground in semiconductor development. Using an innovative solid-liquid-solid process, they’ve produced the world’s first wafer-scale, two-dimensional indium