What are Laboratory Ovens Used for?

Laboratory ovens are multi-purpose appliances used in scientific and manufacturing industries. Their functions are essential in the process of baking, curing, or drying various substances which are later used in science labs, the pharmaceutical industry…

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The Importance of Superconductive Materials

Imagine you have the possibility to avoid the electric power blackout, like the one that North Americans experienced in 2003, which lasted for 4 days and caused over $6 billion in damages. What could be…

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How Mass Production of Cell-Sized Robots Can Change the Medical Industry

Biomedical monitoring could soon become a lot less painful experience for the patients, as well as a much simpler procedure for the doctors. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found out how…

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New Lithium Battery Will Suck up CO2 to Power Itself

World is facing a serious carbon dioxide problem today.  CO2, is most harmful among the gases that trap heat and act like a blanket to warm the planet. Over the years, scientists have made efforts…

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Micro-Needles Can End Needle Phobia Via Painless Injections

For many people, the needle is only a source of fear. Needle phobia affects at least one in 10 people. But needle phobia may soon be a thing of the past! A team at the University…

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Solar-Powered Yacht Can Cruise the Globe Without Refueling

Meet the masterpiece by Swiss company SolarImpact Yacht — a futuristic, solar-powered yacht with the capability to cruise the globe without needing to stop and refuel. The yacht is quick and quiet and is the…

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GPS-Enabled Implants to Track Dementia Patients

According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 47 million people worldwide suffer from dementia. This number will increase to 75 million by 2030. Six in 10 people with dementia will wander at some point.…

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HP Breaks Into 3D Printing Market With Its Much-Anticipated Metal Jet Process

The wait is over… HP is officially entering the 3D printing market with a 3D metal printer designed for manufacturing larger quantities, not prototypes. According to HP, the printer will be cost-competitive with MIM for runs up…

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