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Integrating illumination, communication and ministration to create the Internet of Light
Tongji University
First a precision arm for the space station, now, a precision arm for miniature robots
Smaller and cheaper flow batteries could revolutionize how everything from major commercial buildings to residential homes are powered
Billion-qubit quantum chips move closer with a serendipitous discovery
A new nanogenerator could make ocean sensors and communications platforms self-powered
Underground Gravity Energy Storage could turn millions of abandoned underground mines into batteries
AI can hear the alcohol in your voice
Artificial intelligence can replicate any voice, including the emotions and tone of a speaker with just 3 seconds of training
A solar-driven technology that could help to address plastic pollution and greenhouse gases at the same time
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
A cool new method of refrigeration: Ionocaloric cooling
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The ubiquitous plastic bag that blights the landscape may have finally become recyclable via a new process
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Growing living macroscale modular materials from bacteria
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A fully recyclable and biodegradable printed circuit
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A simpler less expensive approach to solar cell manufacturing is also lead free
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Could melamine big a really big help in carbon capture?
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A way to generate an alternative jet fuel by harvesting an unusual carbon molecule from bacteria
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Using bacteria for a totally new type of fuel that has a projected energy density even greater than rocket fuel
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Accelerating CO2 capture in oceans with bacteria
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New nanofactories could lead to medicines, vitamins and more being made at lower costs
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Turning pollution into cash: Converting carbon dioxide into ethylene to reduce the carbon footprint
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The world of research evolves through remote experimentation
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New all-season smart-roof coating regulates household temperature without consuming natural gas or electricity
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The first self-powered aqueous robot that runs continuously without electricity
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Researchers can now engineer a microbe to produce something unknown in nature
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