New Supermolecule Locates & Eliminates Harmful Drugs From Water

CHEMISTRY 04.13.2017 07:35 AM

Pharmaceuticals contaminate water, but researchers are discovering a new kind of supermolecule to eliminate toxins.

This Liquid Polymer Can Turn Into High-temperature Ceramics

04.12.2017 01:37 AM

A group of researchers from Kansas State University has been able to evolve an innovative waterlike polymer which can be easily transformed into high-temp ceramic; know more here

Carbon Dioxide Can Easily Convert Into Industrial Fuel Using Novel Catalyst

04.11.2017 04:02 AM

Researchers from the University of Amsterdam (UvA) have invented a new catalyst that can efficiently convert carbon dioxide (CO2) to carbon monoxide (CO). This soon-to-be-patented invention enables the sustainable utilization of CO2, a potent greenhouse gas linked to climate change. If successful on a larger scale, this invention could provide a practical way for converting CO2 to useful chemicals.

Volcanic Rocks Discovered Revealing Ancient Earth's Fingerprint

04.10.2017 01:37 AM

In the volcanic rocks, the anomalous fingerprints have been discovered in the ratios of key isotopes of mainly two elements, i.e. tungsten and helium.

The Bionic Leaf That Produces Cheap Fertilizer From Farm Soil Make Crops Grow 1.5 Times Bigger!

04.06.2017 02:13 AM

Harvard researchers may have found a way to end world hunger. Harvard University is able to generate fertilizer on-site without using costly industrial machinery, a leafy invention or bionic leaf that is described as something that can drive the next green revolution.

Old Clothes Don’t Mean Wastage: Ionic Liquidation Creates New Fibers To Make New Garments

04.06.2017 01:21 AM

Scientists have explored a way to melt the old clothes using an ionic liquid so that new clothes can be prepared with new fibers.

Hydrogen: Why It Is The Most Abundant Material In The Universe; Big Bang Theories Have The Answer

04.04.2017 18:12 PM

Almost 99 percent of the entire Universe is consist of Hydrogen which is the most simple and fundamental element in the Periodic table. Oregon State University professor May Nyman looked into the Big Bang theories to find the answer to the question: Why Hydrogen is the most common element in Universe

Recycling Technique That Makes Cotton-Polyester Into Stronger Fibers May Avoid Clothes Ending In Trash

04.04.2017 01:46 AM

A new recycling technique was developed to breathe new life in used textiles and fabrics. A new recycling technique similar to the way people recycle papers can make used clothes into reusable fibers.

Hydrogen Is The Most Common Element: Here's The Reason Why

04.03.2017 18:03 PM

Approximately 90 percent of the visible universe is framed by Hydrogen proving that being in the simplest form, this element is the most common and abundant element in the universe.

Hydrogen Peroxide: The Next Generation Water Purifier, Could Be Produced By Solar-Powered Device

04.03.2017 08:05 AM

Stanford and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory scientists created a new solar powered device to produce hydrogen peroxide for water purification purpose. this device only needs 1.7-volt to power up and it is divided into three stages to complete the process.

‘Superglue’ Helps In Rapid Creation Of Robust & Novel Vaccines

04.02.2017 18:28 PM

Biochemical ‘superglue’ is on its way in the fast development of novel vaccines. SpyBiotech will utilize biochemical "superglue" to aid the rapid development of robust and novel vaccines.

Methane Gas Discovery: Tree Trunks Emit Strong Gas In Upland Forests

04.02.2017 03:57 AM

Usually the upland forest soils store up methane in it but emission of methane from the tree trunks can counteract the effect of the soils.

UWM Researchers Developed Waterproof Concrete, Could Make Potholes Disappear

03.31.2017 01:53 AM

Water is concrete's ultimate enemy. Although concrete withstands constant beatings from cars and trucks, water can break it down, pool on its surface and infiltrate the tiniest cracks. Add freezing and thawing cycles, and it's no wonder roads need frequent repairs.

Leukemia Drug Nilotinib Can Cure Parkinson's, Alzheimer's & Dementia As Well

03.17.2017 01:39 AM

Scientists are studying the potentials of a drug called Nilotinib in treating both brain diseases Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

Dental Analysis Of Fossil Says: Neanderthal People Used To Eat Wooly Rhinos And Take Prehistoric Aspirin

03.09.2017 10:12 AM

Researchers found Neanderthal fossils from Belgium and the El Sidrón site in Asturias, northern Spain. By Analyzing DNA samples researchers found they used various plants to heal their tooth problems.