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New Wi-Fi chip for the IoT devices consumes 5,000 times less energy
Replacing the batteries in a security camera once a month or remembering to charge a smart speaker is not such a difficult...
Science
How earthquakes deform gravity?
Earthquakes convey signals that proliferate at the speed of light and can be recorded well before the relatively slow seismic waves. Even...
Health
The science behind best lights to affect sleep, mood, and learning
A new study from UW Medicine suggests that the lighting that stimulates the cone photoreceptor inputs to specific neurons in the eye...
Invention
Flexible, transparent solar skin turns any hard surface into a solar cell
Current solar technologies use rigid and expensive materials. Now, Queensland University engineers have developed a flexible, inexpensive, and thin solar film that...
Invention
New smaller, lighter radiation shielding
Ionizing radiation can cause critical issues for electronic gadgets. To ensure against this, devices that might be presented to radiation -, for...
Science
Well-preserved frozen bird found in Siberia is 46,000 years old
In 2018, a well-preserved frozen bird was found in the ground in the Belaya Gora area of north-eastern Siberia. Researchers at the...
Health
Eating breakfast burns calories
Our body exhausts energy when we digest food for the absorption, digestion, transport, and storage of nutrients. This procedure, known as diet-induced...
Invention
New flexible supercapacitor allows electric vehicles to be charged in 10 minutes
Supercapacitors are entirely new material. Unlike conventional capacitors, they can be charged almost instantly and, if necessary, discharge a huge amount of...
Science
Using superconducting gravimeters to search for compact dark matter objects
Dark matter could be composed of compact dark objects (CDOs). These objects may interact very weakly with ordinary matter and could move...
Health
Using cleaning products frequently can increase the risk of childhood asthma
The prevalence of childhood asthma has steadily increased over the past several decades and is now a leading cause of childhood chronic...
Science
A 50-year-old theory in mechanics has been confirmed
The narrow groove theory was proposed in 1965 by J. H. Vohr and C. Y. Chow, two engineers at New York-based Mechanical...
Science
Our planet formed much faster than previously thought
According to a new study by the Centre for Star and Planet Formation (StarPlan) at the Globe Institute at the University of Copenhagen,...
Health
The fat around blood vessels keep them healthy, study
The fat around arteries known as Perivascular Adipose Tissue (PVAT) secretes anti-contractile factors that relax the underlying artery. PVAT’s contributions to vascular...
Invention
New synthetic bioplastic blocks UV radiations with better airtightness
Plastic, despite the greener initiatives, remains the king in many industries and also in the daily lives of the citizens. The alternative...
Space
A star caught emitting an enormous super flare of X-rays
Known by its catalogue number J0331-27, the star called an L dwarf recently caught emitting an enormous ‘superflare’ of X-rays – a...