Invention

Scientists at the Air Force Research Laboratory along with Purdue University are developing a functional fiber that can be woven into sizeable, flexible fabrics using...

The combination of polypeptides has colossal significance in numerous applications, including life-saving medications and drug carriers. Thus, the blend of pure N-carboxy anhydrides (NCAs)...

Disposable diapers are a mom's best friend and one of the Earth's worst enemies. Diapers contain super-absorbing polymers (SAPs) which can absorb and retain...

Nowadays, it has become a trend to develop drugs from natural products. Now, scientists at the ETH Zurich have brought a totally new approach. They...

The causes of food waste or loss are numerous. According to an estimate, the European poultry industry has generated about 3.1 million tons of discarded...

Oscillating water columns (OWC) can be utilized to tap vitality from maritime and ocean waves. The higher cost of wave vitality gadgets, in any...

A piece of paper fold over ordinarily ready to convey more weight than a level sheet of paper of a similar length. Thus, folding...

The first human has been scanned with a revolutionary new 3D color medical scanner invented in New Zealand.

Their new material – made using their own special recipe – has promising properties and could serve as a replacement for plastic.

Most of the organic materials have a cluttered nuclear structure that meddles with the engendering of both sound and electromagnetic waves. At the point...

Sintering is the process of compacting and forming a solid mass of material by heat or pressure without melting it to the point of...

UC Master of Engineering student Benjamin Houlton from the University of Canterbury is developing 3D-printed water filters that can enhance water quality in developing countries. He is...