3D-Printed Glucose Biosensors for People Suffering from Diabetes

People who suffer from diabetes might get a chance to experience improved monitors for glucose levels in their bodies. Scientists from Washington State University have developed a 3D-printed glucose biosensor that patients can use in…

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Airborne Wind Energy Systems Come to Replace Costly Turbines

Conventional wind turbines are large, heavy, expensive, and permanent. What if we could replace them with something light, versatile, extendable, retractable, and cheap? That is what researchers of the University Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)…

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IBM Unveils ‘World’s First Commercial Quantum Computer’

While Quantum computing is still in its infancy and quantum computers have only been confined to the research Labs, IBM announced the world’s first commercially available quantum computer at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in…

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The Development of 3D Printing for Human Tissue Cells

Scientists at the University of Utah have successfully developed a method to produce human tissue by 3D printing. The futuristic vision of medical procedures could be around the corner. Patients with damaged ligaments or tendons…

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Thermoelectric Cellulose Made From Bacteria

Harvesting the wasted energy that is bound to appear in all possible manifestations of energy transaction is key in sustainable engineering, but the complexity of manufacturing solid-state devices that are adequately effective to be feasible…

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3D Printed Piezoelectric Materials are Finally a Reality

Researchers from the Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering College headed by professor Xiaoyu (Rayne) Zheng have developed a novel method to 3D print piezoelectric materials. These materials feature a high-level of utilization potential, as their capability…

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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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