New Study Proposes Using Iron to Store Hydrogen
Hydrogen is by far the most abundant element in the universe, as it accounts for about 75% of normal matter. For that reason, hydrogen has always been the dream fuel that would one day solve…
AI Technology Can Identify Cancer Drug Targets
According to a recent study published in Cell Systems, researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine have used artificial intelligence to identify drug targets based on setting maps of regulatory networks in patient tumors. Four drug candidates…
New Study Shows Advantages of Mycelium for Sustainable Materials
Today, the concerns about the environment are increasing, but sustainability is not something that can be tackled in isolation. It just may be effective when every industry reduces its impact on the environment globally. Adopting…
Goodbye, Toxic Adhesives: Meet the Green Innovations Transforming Manufacturing
Revolutionizing Manufacturing: Two New Techniques for Joining Materials Researchers at the Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) in Austria have made a groundbreaking discovery that could revolutionize manufacturing processes. Their two innovative methods for joining…
Dark Oxygen Found on the Seafloor Could Limit Mining for Battery Minerals
Batteries are becoming increasingly important in today’s economy. Not only do they power modern electrified vehicles, like EVs and hybrids, but they also power all our gadgets and are used as energy storage in renewable…
Mini Solar Drone Operated by Electrostatic System Could Upend Industry
Researchers at China’s Beihang University and the Center of Advanced Aero-Engine have introduced CouloumbFly, a palm-sized miniature rotorcraft that weighs just 4.21g with a rotor diameter of 20cm, making it 600 times lighter than any…
Our Top Six Batch Ovens
Batch ovens are a critical asset in modern manufacturing, streamlining production, boost end-product quality, and ensuring product reliability. Offering precise temperature control, consistent results, lower initial costs, and superior environmental regulation, these ovens are workhorses…
Synthetic Nonconductive Oil Cools Servers Better With Submersion
Computers fail if they get too hot, so power-hungry fans are used to cool them down. According to a study in 2023, servers in data centers take 30% to 40% of the total energy that…
