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According to researchers, by 2025 more than half of the world’s countries will face fresh water shortages and 75% of the world’s population could face water scarcity by 2050. By introducing certain new technologies, this shortfall can be reduced....
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Lock your gadget’s keypad with a a single molecule-sized lock! Activate it by exposing it to the correct password, a sequence of chemicals and light. This newly...
made popular Dec 27 2006
Sunscreen not for you, but for pesticides! A team of agricultural scientists in China are said to have developed a sunscreen for pesticides! This sunscreen allows the...
made popular Dec 19 2006
As big fish eat little fish in the Earth’s vast oceans, so too do super massive black holes in different galaxies, gorge on smaller black holes and stars, making...
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Up till now water was the necessary ingredient if you had to do your laundry but the Electrolux has presented a new evolution in the laundry sphere a KaionWAVE washing...
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An ‘optically switchable’ material has been created by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute researchers. Magically, it can change a surface from its sticky...
made popular Jun 21 2006
Preliminary Research suggests that exposure of mushrooms to ultraviolet light can be the source of the vitamin D. Mushrooms can emerge as a major source of vitamin D...
made popular Apr 20 2006
Astronauts will be back on the moon by 2018, and the NASA’s Vision for Space Exploration is busy readying the mission. But, the NASA scientists are also worried...
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Finally, some respite for all those plastic bag lovers who never quite got used to the cloth/paper shopping bag experience. Researchers at the Missouri University of...
made popular Apr 22 2008
UK seems to be getting futuristic with its ‘going green.’ It is now using ‘biodegradable’ super-strong, light-weight plastics for making car...
made popular Dec 21 2006
Here is a new biodegradable plasticizer that is capable of providing PLA to be used in film and other flexible packaging. It has been developed by a project —...
made popular Nov 27 2006
Melbourne-based Plantic, a manufacturer of bio-plastic made a new plastic. It is not only 100% plant-based, but also — unlike most bio-plastics - can degrade in...
made popular Jun 16 2006
Archer Daniels Midland Company and Metabolix provide an effective solution for restaurants that produce huge amount of non-biodegradable wastes. Let the environment get...
made popular May 4 2006
Can we call it changing the world in real steps — “one bottle at a time”? That is what David Zutler and Andy Kindle are trying to do to change the...
made popular Mar 31 2006
Do you know, we discard 1,700 phones an hour? And each is packed with carcinogenic toxins! Concerned with this, Science Museum exhibition revealed it this week.
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made popular Mar 28 2006
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