New Colored Films Can Significantly Cool Cars And Buildings-Inspired by the Surface of Butterflies
New butterfly-inspired nanofilm could significantly reduce the energy needed for cooling buildings or vehicles.
New butterfly-inspired nanofilm could significantly reduce the energy needed for cooling buildings or vehicles.
The Kirigami art of paper-cutting has been adapted at Virginia Tech to make sticky tape 60x stronger, yet easier to remove.
Researchers at McMaster University have developed a self-cleaning material that can repel all forms of bacteria and antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
New cooling paper invented at Northeastern not only reflects the sun away from buildings, it also sucks heat out of the interior.
It took a lot of tweaking and refinement, but the finished fabric was described as something similar to "Lululemon leggings."
The assassin is used to tunnel down to the crown of the roots, encircle it, and then saw away all the connecting roots.
Found in large numbers, with few known predators, spotted lanternflies annually cause a tremendous amount of damage to agriculture.
A new cheap, non-invasive test for oral cancer that gives results in 30 minutes could potentially save millions of lives.
"This slowly deflates, pressurizing the drip into the patient, leaving medics free to perform other life-saving work."
The Life Chariot can attach to any trailer hook, carry a stretcher between two seats, and won inventor Piotr the James Dyson Award 2023.
300 million people rely on seawater from a global industry of 21,000 desalination plants, nearly all of which use fossil fuels
In the summer of 2022, a fire destroyed a restaurant behind Shanya's house that inspired her to create a better home fire-detection system.
Anil's spoon costs less than half of what similar spoons go for, making it possible for 7 million Indian Parkinson's patients to afford it.
By converting kinetic energy of the heart pumps into electrical energy, the pacemaker housing is able to partially recharge its battery.
This 18-year-old brainiac has just been awarded Google's Science Fair Grand Prize for his ingenious method of collecting microplastics from water.
For the first time ever, researchers have managed to create a liquid that is both magnetic and magical with its "amazing" dancing movements.
The inexpensive radar system developed by the Waterloo researchers uses AI to detect children and pets in cars with 100% accuracy.
This inexpensive, amphibious prosthetic means that amputees can now enjoy the beach with their family without having to worry about ruining their limb.
This hi-tech bed could spell the end of "blanket bandits" stealing the blanket from their significant other in the middle of the night.
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.
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