TECH & INNOVATIONRead on to know how artificial intelligence links theory and advanced metals design. Microscopic materials characterization is crucial to achieving desired performance in next-generation nanoelectronic devices, such as low power consumption and fast speeds.
The fusion reactor known as ITER is considered to be the world's largest artificial Sun that significantly outsizes other experimental fusion reactors in operation. Learn more about ITER through this article.
Read on to know if the Giant Turtle City would use renewable energy. As additional borders open due to the COVID-19 epidemic, the debut of a terayacht-a vessel bigger than super, mega, and gigayachts-could very well become the major draw for international travel.
Continue reading to know how thin ribbons could produce energy for solar power technology! Phosphorene nanoribbons are ribbon-like strands of phosphorous, a 2D material made of layers of atoms that are just one bit thick, similar to graphene.
The Canadian company VOLTHIUM specializes in the design of Lithium batteries, and assembles its high-performance batteries here in Montreal, to last more than 15 years, and in a demanding climate and environment like in Canada.
North African countries advocate for cheaper and greener energy as they implement floating solar cells in water reservoirs. Read more about this news here!
An updated version of the REMUS medium-class unmanned underwater vehicle has been unveiled by Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII). Read more to know about its specs and battery life.
Read on to know how friction could minimize energy through an interfacial shear. A basic friction rule that was found by researchers at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering is helping to build two-dimensional materials that can minimize energy loss.
A new technology that allows wind turbines to collect air while floating in the midst of water is a promising act. But can it be efficient? Learn how these work. Read now!
Lignin an organic polymer can be used in creating sustainable aviation fuels, according to collaborative studies of three major institutions in the US. Know how this is possible, read here now!
Read on to know why Nagasaki and Hiroshima are no longer radioactive. Despite having a negative reputation, nuclear power appears to be getting a makeover as interest in this zero-emission energy source grows.