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02/19/2019
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By David Williams
China’s man-made diamonds are chemically identical to the real thing, and De Beers isn’t happy about their apparent viability
The billion dollar business of diamonds is feeling threatened, not because of millennials who are under-spending on them or simply skipping them altogether, but because of the proliferation of synthetic or fake diamonds. Yes, you read that right: Diamonds are now being faked to the level that the so-called synthetic ones are downright indistinguishable from actual, […]
12/16/2018
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By David Williams
Japanese researchers successfully develop self-healing ceramic material that could revolutionize the transportation industry
Ceramic is a versatile multi-purpose material that researchers seem to be constantly experimenting on. Case in point: A team of Japanese researchers has reportedly created a new material that has shown successful self-healing characteristics, taking care of cracks quickly right after forming. The researchers are now thinking of ways to make use of this innovative […]
12/10/2018
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By David Williams
New material will make chemical-sniffing sensors even more sensitive, expanding possibilities for use
Chemical sensors are all around you, and you may not even know it. These sensors have been developed to serve a number of different purposes, and most of them function best when you don’t even notice that they exist. Now a team of researchers from Drexel University and the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and […]
06/30/2018
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By David Williams
Scientists have added iron to fossil fuels to make them burn cleaner and CONSUME carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide is always going to be an unfortunate byproduct of burning fossil fuels. But researchers have been looking for ways to minimize this in order to reduce the harmful effects to the environment. Now according to a recent report, one group of hard-working experts may have finally found a breakthrough. According to a news […]
05/15/2018
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By David Williams
Scientists identify an aquatic moss capable of removing arsenic from contaminated water in just ONE HOUR
Water pollution is a serious problem in many parts of the world. It’s particularly dangerous in places where toxic chemicals such as arsenic can be found as contaminants, thereby, putting the lives of people living in the area at great risk of arsenic poisoning. Now, a team of researchers has discovered a new and environmentally […]
05/07/2018
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By David Williams
DARPA developing neural interface technology to connect soldiers to advanced military systems and weapons wirelessly
Ever wonder what the U.S. military’s own researchers are working on at the moment? Online reports indicate that one of their latest projects involves the use of neural interfaces, specifically non-invasive ones that would allow soldiers to connect with computers and other electronic systems both digitally and wirelessly. This information is based on a pre-solicitation […]
04/24/2018
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By David Williams
Recovering gold, copper, and other metals from e-waste is cheaper than trying to get them through mining, study finds
The problem of electronic waste (e-waste) has become so bad in many parts of the world that scientists are constantly looking for better ways to dispose of it. E-waste, which includes things like old and discarded mobile phones, computers, and television sets, is currently considered as one of the fastest-growing waste categories in the entire […]
04/22/2018
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By David Williams
Materials for flexible electronics and soft robots are now 3D printable
Researchers from the Oregon State University‘s College of Engineers reportedly developed a method of using 3D printing to produce certain alloys that can be used to create stretchable electronics, flexible screens, and other types of gadgets and devices. This is based on detailed information provided by the researchers themselves, who said that the results of […]
04/08/2018
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By David Williams
Scientists develop “nanowood” that works like styrofoam for construction, but it’s lighter and stronger
Insulating materials such as styrofoam and certain types of plastics are certainly useful in many applications, but some of their properties make them a problem for the environment. For this reason, scientists are always on the lookout for alternative materials that can be used to replace them in the future. Now a team of engineers […]
04/02/2018
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By David Williams
Graphene can drastically enhance nerve cell signaling in the human brain, say researchers
Graphene has been the subject of a number of breakthrough discoveries over the past two decades. Now, a group of researchers from Vanderbilt University has found yet another one to add to the ever-growing list. Graphene is said to be an effective material to help boost nerve cell signaling in the human brain, and the […]
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