Fuel cells have emerged as a promising solution for clean energy across various sectors, particularly in vehicles, where they can generate power without emitting harmful pollutants. One key component in…
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Researchers Utilize Microwaves to Revolutionize Thermochemical Hydrogen Production
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from POSTECH has developed a pioneering technology that significantly enhances clean hydrogen production using microwaves. Their recent findings, published on the inside front cover of…
Porous Ground Treatments Reduce Drone Noise by Up to 30 Decibels
As cities around the world begin to embrace the concept of Urban Air Mobility (UAM), the potential for drones and air taxis to revolutionize transportation has become a growing area…
Hydrovoltaic System for Fire Detection
As global energy consumption continues to surge and fossil fuel reserves dwindle, the search for renewable energy sources has become a critical focus in the pursuit of a sustainable future.…
Machine Learning and AI in Nuclear Energy
As the push for decarbonization intensifies, the need for innovative and efficient technologies in the energy sector has never been more urgent. Among the emerging technologies, nuclear energy is positioning…
Selector-less Memristor Array Enables Real-Time AI Processing
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance at an exponential pace, electronics engineers are facing the challenge of developing hardware that not only supports the intense computational demands of AI…
Discovering the Universal Rule for Material Durability
Materials, from car tires to human tissues to spider webs, may appear vastly different, but they share an intriguing characteristic: they all rely on intricate networks of interconnected strands. These…
How AI Learns Like a Toddler
Humans have a remarkable ability to generalize information, learning about concepts and their relationships through diverse experiences, which is foundational to how we interact with the world. From a young…
Programmable Photonic Latch Enables High-Speed, Scalable Optical Memory
In recent years, significant progress has been made in the fields of optical communication and computing, where the use of light has paved the way for faster and more efficient…
Miniaturized Spectral Sensor Enables On-Device Material Identification
Imagine holding your smartphone or wearable device and being able to diagnose diseases, detect counterfeit drugs, or check if your food has gone bad—without needing any specialized equipment. The science…
Study Reveals Electric Vehicles Exceed Petrol Cars in Lifespan and Mileage
Battery-powered electric vehicles (BEVs) are increasingly reliable, offering lifespans comparable to those of traditional petrol and diesel-powered cars and vans, according to a groundbreaking study. The research highlights a pivotal…
Neuromorphic Computing: Scaling Up to Brain-Like Intelligence
Neuromorphic computing, a field that draws inspiration from neuroscience to replicate the structure and function of the brain, is a growing area of research that holds the promise of radically…
Flying Robots with Magnetic Magic
Researchers from the Technical University of Darmstadt and the Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf have made a significant advancement in the field of robotics with the creation of flexible robot wings powered…
Neural Network-Based System for Robust Fiducial Marker Detection in Challenging Lighting Conditions
In the field of robotics and automation, precise movement and object detection are essential for machines to interact with their environment effectively. One such example is Boston Dynamics’ anthropomorphic robot…
Solid-State Aluminum-Ion Battery Demonstrates Exceptional Stability and Longevity
As the world increasingly shifts toward renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, integrating these intermittent energy systems into the U.S. power grid becomes a pressing challenge. One of…
Engineered Diatomaceous Earth Shows Promise for Removing Industrial Pollutants from Water
Europe’s water bodies are facing a severe crisis. More than half of them are heavily polluted, primarily with chemicals from industrial and agricultural activities. This pollution poses a serious threat…
Exploring the Link Between Blood-Brain Barrier Integrity and Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety disorders are among the most prevalent mental health conditions globally, impacting millions of people. These conditions are characterized by overwhelming worry and fear that disrupt daily life. While many…
Overcoming the Blood-Brain Barrier: Emerging Strategies for Treating Neurological Diseases
In a groundbreaking study led by Dr. David Dickens at the University of Liverpool, scientists and their global collaborators have uncovered promising new methods for treating neurological diseases by addressing…
Self-Destructing Cells May Spread Sepsis Through Gasdermin-D Vesicles
Sepsis, one of the most common and deadly conditions globally, kills approximately 11 million people annually according to the World Health Organization (WHO). It’s characterized by out-of-control inflammation, often triggered…
Potato Famine Pathogen Traced to South American Andes
Researchers at North Carolina State University (NC State) have confirmed that the Irish potato famine pathogen, Phytophthora infestans, originated in the South American Andes Mountains. This discovery, the result of…