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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Datacenters in France Use River For Cooling to Save 18,400 MWh Annually

Interxion France has developed a new cooling system for its Marseille-based data centers, using cold river water to abduct thermal energy and save roughly 18,400 megawatt-hours of energy per year. These electric energy savings correspond…

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This Hydrogel is 80% Water But Nothing Can Crash It

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have created a new type of hydrogel, which, even if it consists of 80% water, can retain its shape even if an elephant steps on it. As the team…

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Iceland Wants to Drill Inside a Volcano to Harness Its Thermal Energy

Engineers in Iceland are preparing to drill two kilometers (1.2 miles) into the Krafla volcano, hitting right into its magma chamber where immense amounts of thermal energy lie. Krafla has had 29 reported eruptions in…

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These are The Three Winners of The James Dyson Award 2021

James Dyson has announced this year’s James Dyson Award (JDA) winners, celebrating engineering innovation, ingenuity, and problem-solving impact. The three winners receive £30,000 ($40,400) to support the development of their creations, but the exposure to…

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Fugaku Is Now The World’s Fastest Supercomputer But is Set to Lose The Crown Soon

The Kobe-based supercomputer named ‘Fugaku’ has captured the title of the world’s fastest computer this month, attaining a computational power of 442 petaflops which translates to quadrillions of floating-point operations per second. For context, the…

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‘Reaction Engines’ Presents New Type of Ammonia Catalyst Engine That Produces Hydrogen

Reaction Engines has partnered with IP Group and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), to design a compact and lightweight ammonia “cracker” reactor, which they presented during COP26. The reactor can catalyze ammonia and…

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