Honeycomb-Like, Zero-Electricity AC Lowers Temperatures by 35 Degrees

Many rural and underserved areas struggle to beat the heat due to lack of resources. To combat the brutally hot weather, New Delhi-based Ant Studio has designed a low-tech, energy-efficient air conditioning system. Ingenious use…

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Color-Changing Tattoo Monitors Your Health

Apart from decoration, which is the most common motive for getting a tattoo, tattoos have been used for thousands of years to identify the clan and lineage of a person. But now researchers have created…

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Harvesting Energy From Water Evaporation Could Be The Next Big Thing

When it comes to renewable energy, solar and wind typically dominate the discussion. However, a new method, harvesting energy from water evaporation, is in its early stages and many believe has potential to solve a…

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Scientists Awarded Nobel Prize For Developing New Way To Image Biomolecules In High Resolution

Scientists Jacques Dubochet of the University of Lausanne, Joachim Frank of Columbia University, and Richard Henderson of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK, have been awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry for…

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LG’s New K7i Phone Features Mosquito-Repelling Tech

LG’s latest phone features a 5-in. HD display, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and an unspecified quad-core processor. Pretty standard, right? However, the new India-exclusive K7i smartphone has one characteristic that has people buzzing……

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Launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Delayed Until Spring of 2019

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is no stranger to launch delays. The latest sees it moved from the previously planned launch of October 2018 to Spring of 2019, sometime between March and June of 2019. According…

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Graphene-Fed Spiders Spin One of the Strongest Materials on Earth

Researchers at University of Trento in Italy have found a novel way to increase the overall strength of spider silk. Scientists have developed a synthetic version of spider silk, which is about five times stronger than normal,…

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Stem Cell Fillings Let Teeth Repair Themselves

People often put off routine dental checkups for years or even decades due to the fear of the dentist’s chair. But what if your damaged teeth could heal themselves?  Scientists from the University of Nottingham…

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