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Using mere sunlight to eradicate pollutants in water
Water on Mars could hold enough oxygen to possibly support simple aerobic life – could there really be life on Mars?
A water body exists below the Martian south polar ice cap
MIT Hydrogel is 90% Water
Stanford researcher suggests heading for an all-electric country
LiU researchers create electronic plants
BYU researchers speeding up process of making vaccines
To save on weight, a detour to the moon is the best route to Mars
Online Attacks on Infrastructure Are Increasing at a Worrying Pace
Bumblebees Have A New Job: Delivering Organic Pesticides
Nanowires give ‘solar fuel cell’ efficiency a tenfold boost
Better dam planning strategies
A McMaster team has reduced the sophisticated chemistry required for testing water safety to a simple pill, by adapting technology found in a dissolving breath strip. Want to know if a well is contaminated? Drop a pill in a vial of water and shake vigorously. If the colour changes, there’s the answer.
Testing for safe water – with just 1 pill
Optical-grade silk fibroin aqueous solution, obtained from the cocoons of the Bombyx mori caterpillar, was placed on a substrate and spin-coated to form a silk film. Both positive and negative resists were formed and developed using water.
Fabricating Nanostructures with Silk Could Make Clean Rooms Green Rooms
Water easily evaporates through graphene oxide membranes but they represent an impermeable barrier for other molecules. Credit: Dr Rahul R.Nair
Graphene’s love affair with water