Self-regulated glass coating can dramatically cut heating and cooling costs

An international team of researchers led by NTU Singapore presented a ground-breaking proposal for a self-regulated glass coating. According to their paper, it could introduce a cost-effective large-scale solution to global energy-saving and decarbonization. The…

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Mercedes presents concept EV capable of 1000km on a single charge

Mercedes-Benz has presented a new concept car model named the ‘VISION EQXX’, which is meant to serve as a benchmark of efficiency in the electric vehicle space. The prototype achieves a range of 1,000 kilometers…

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Goodyear Launches New Tire Designed Specifically for Electric Cars

Goodyear has introduced a new tire named ‘Electric Drive GT’, which is an ultra-high performance, all-season tire specifically designed and created for use by electric cars. The new product will launch later in 2022, and…

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Researchers Develop Next-Gen Bionic Eye for Vision Prosthetics and Robotics

Scientists at the Northumbria University and the Harbin Institute of Technology have developed a next-generation bionic eye system designed to achieve functional vision goals for both humans and robots. The novel system is an artificial…

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New Drug 3D Printing System Opens The Way to Personalized Medicine

Researchers at UCL, London, have developed a new 3D printing technology that could revolutionize personalized medicine. Using a printer named ‘M3DIMAKER LUX’ they proved that printing custom-made pills containing specific drug doses is possible. Moreover,…

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Europe’s Favorite EV, Renault Zoe, Has Failed on Crash Tests

The Renault Zoe, one of Europe’s best-selling electric cars and one of France’s favorite vehicles, has been awarded zero out of five stars by Euro NCAP, the safety performance evaluation body. According to the detailed…

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Tumor-Killing ‘Cornell Dots’ Enter Their First Therapeutic Trial

Silica-encased fluorescent nanoparticles, otherwise known as “Cornell Dots”, have just entered their first therapeutic trial, following three successful diagnostic human clinical trials during which they proved their safety and effectiveness. These special nanoparticles were developed…

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Semiconductor Nanowires Boost the Efficiency of Solar Cells By 40 Percent

Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have developed semiconductor nanowires using gallium arsenide [GaAs] material. Placing the nanowire structure on top of the traditional silicon-based solar cell can help improve the…

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