This unassuming material is capable of capturing or releasing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in response to moisture swings.
Pulling carbon dioxide out of the air using moisture
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A more efficient way to capture fresh water from the air
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Bringing transformative potential to agriculture with a natural technology for ‘dimming’ genes
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3D unmanned aircraft that could be disposable and sent on one-way flights for delivery, search or reconnaissance purposes.
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Duckweed as a cost-competitive raw material for biofuel production
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New technology can detect cancer and potentially other disease biomarkers in urine
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Hybrid CNT/IGZO circuits fabricated on a polyimide film laminated on a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrate (USC Viterbi / Chongwu Zhou)
Move Over, Silicon, There’s a New Circuit in Town
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Arbo-architects Succesful: First Tower Made Of Living Trees
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Autonomous robot maps ship hulls for mines
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This new injectable foam can repair and regrow degenerating bones
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Electricity from the marshes
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A way to stabilize some vaccines without refrigeration
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A new nanomaterial cement could seal leaky natural gas wells
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Cutting diagnosis time from decades to days with a single test for over 50 genetic diseases
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iRobot receives FDA approval for physician avatar RP-VITA
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Duke University Pratt School of Engineering
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Medieval Copy Protection: I Put A Curse On You
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Military University of Technology in Warsaw
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The integration of biology and microelectronics using silk-based hybrid transistors

Causes of hydrogen generation and incessant accumulation within the cell in the aqueous rechargeable batteries CREDIT Korea Institute of Science and Technology
A breakthrough technology for the commercialization of cheaper, safer aqueous rechargeable batteries
Precooling homes in the middle of the day using renewable energy in the middle of the day can make a big difference
Fighting food waste: New system uses wireless signals in the sub-terahertz band to determine fruit ripeness
University of Toronto
Harnessing 40 percent of the sun’s heat to produce clean hydrogen fuel using only solar energy
Harnessing 40 percent of the sun’s heat to produce clean hydrogen fuel using only solar energy
A supramolecular ink technology could be a game changer for the OLED display industry
Computer scientists create simple method to speed cache sifting
Web-cache eviction system can save millions of dollars at each major data center
Building much more efficient rockets
Could a coal-based product could replace sand in concrete?
Graphical abstract CREDIT Environmental Science and Ecotechnology
Enabling sustainable wastewater treatment with a new catalytic water self-purification approach
Turning tellurite glass into a ‘transparent' light-energy harvester by etching semiconducting patterns using femtosecond laser light. CREDIT EPFL / Lisa Ackermann
Has glass really reached the point of becoming a ‘transparent’ light-energy harvester?
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