In addition to preventing stains during boozy Christmas parties, these revolutionary hoodies will also help to keep London's homeless warm and clean.
Not only does the armor reduce exposure to radiation by 75%, it also provides a powerful psychological boost to women undergoing treatment.
Rather than eating your soup out of a plastic bowl destined for the landfill, you can now swap it out for an edible, wheat-based bowl.
Rather than dispensing candy bars, this machine allows users to donate hot meals, textbooks, toys, and essential items for charities around the world.
In addition to being more hygienic and stylish than traditional casts, they are also far less harrowing to remove once the limb has healed.
One of the nation's most prominent sources of greenery will now be able to power the homes of thousands of rural villagers.
In what is being hailed as a "world-first", this vodka is brewed using only simple ingredients: air, water, solar electricity, and CO2 from the air.
By melting recycled tires and other additives into a putty, this student has developed a new form of self-repairing road pavement.
Alaina Gassler's ingenious solution for automotive blind spots could prevent countless traffic collisions if it is implemented into people's cars.
Once the device is commercially available within the next few years, scientists will be selling the devices for just $150 a pop.
Not only will the oceanic Roombas help protect vulnerable ecosystems, they will also provide a healthy new source of income for Atlantic fishermen.
With more than 17 million disposable diapers ending up in EU landfills every year, these Sumo diapers could be a healthy alternative for babies.
'Smell by' labels invented by the Too Good To Go team could help revolutionize the global issue of food waste.
The Tyre Collective's students have scooped up a James Dyson Award for their invention that collects microplastics from vehicle tires.
A wetsuit called the Floater by Airtime Watertime is getting people in the water and swimming after decades of living in fear of deep water.
Scientists at Northwestern University and Holland's Delft University of Technology have created a green, solar Nintendo Game Boy.
In Quebec, the world's largest rooftop hydroponic greenhouse by Lufa Farms can feed nearly 2% of the Montreal population every week.
The Bowhead Reach is a Canadian bicycle designed by Christian Bagg to help those with physical limitations go mountain biking.
Zero Mass Water is bringing Source Hydropanels to the Navajo Nation in a pilot project that uses solar power to turn air into water.
German startup KiteKRAFT is building small flying wind turbines that use 10 times less material at half the cost of traditional turbines.
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