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IIT Bombay Develops Nanostructured Material With Highest Solar Heat Absorption
Research reveals that nanostructured hard-carbon florets can raise the temperature of the surrounding air from room temperature to 60 degrees Celsius.
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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New Device Can Filter Saltwater 1,000 Times Faster Than Existing Methods: Research
In what could mark a major step toward solving the problem of freshwater scarcity, scientists have developed a device that filters saltwater a thousand times faster than conventionally used devices. On the industrial scale, seawater is made fit for drinking through the desalination process.
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We’ve Created a Device That Could Allow Instant Disease Diagnosis – While Fitting Inside Your Phone Lens
The disease diagnosis device uses nanotechnology, whereas conventional phase-imaging methods rely on a range of bulky components such as prisms and interference setups, which cost thousands of dollars.
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Soon, You Might Be Able to Clean Your Clothes by Wearing Them in the Sun
Researchers have developed a technology to make textiles clean themselves within less than six minutes when put them under a light bulb or out in the sun.
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New Self-Healing Gel Could Lead to Flexible Electronics
Scientists have developed a first-of-its-kind self-healing gel that could repair and connect electronic circuits, an advance that could lead to next-generation of flexible electronics.
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Now recharge your cellphone in seconds
A 3-D nanostructure designed and developed by scientists at the University of Illinois may make it possible to recharge mobile phones in seconds and a laptop within minutes.The nanostructure would also charge high power lasers and defibrillators, required in surgeries, without loss of time between pulses, the journal Nature Nanotechnology reports.P...
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IIT Bombay Develops Nanostructured Material With Highest Solar Heat Absorption
Research reveals that nanostructured hard-carbon florets can raise the temperature of the surrounding air from room temperature to 60 degrees Celsius.
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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New Device Can Filter Saltwater 1,000 Times Faster Than Existing Methods: Research
In what could mark a major step toward solving the problem of freshwater scarcity, scientists have developed a device that filters saltwater a thousand times faster than conventionally used devices. On the industrial scale, seawater is made fit for drinking through the desalination process.
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We’ve Created a Device That Could Allow Instant Disease Diagnosis – While Fitting Inside Your Phone Lens
The disease diagnosis device uses nanotechnology, whereas conventional phase-imaging methods rely on a range of bulky components such as prisms and interference setups, which cost thousands of dollars.
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Soon, You Might Be Able to Clean Your Clothes by Wearing Them in the Sun
Researchers have developed a technology to make textiles clean themselves within less than six minutes when put them under a light bulb or out in the sun.
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New Self-Healing Gel Could Lead to Flexible Electronics
Scientists have developed a first-of-its-kind self-healing gel that could repair and connect electronic circuits, an advance that could lead to next-generation of flexible electronics.
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Now recharge your cellphone in seconds
A 3-D nanostructure designed and developed by scientists at the University of Illinois may make it possible to recharge mobile phones in seconds and a laptop within minutes.The nanostructure would also charge high power lasers and defibrillators, required in surgeries, without loss of time between pulses, the journal Nature Nanotechnology reports.P...
