A List of the 11 Hydrogen-Powered Cars Currently In Development

How viable hydrogen-powered cars are remains to be seen but that certainly isn’t stopping automakers from developing them. It would appear electric vehicles make more sense in the long run, seeing as how there are…

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Delving Into The Popular Heat Treating Methods of Specialty Alloys

Generally speaking, heat treating is done in order to alter the mechanical properties, the metallurgical structure, or the residual stress state of a metal product. As it pertains to aluminum alloys, the term “heat-treatable” is…

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Georgia Tech Researchers Developing Electronics That are 3D Printed to Order

Researchers at Georgia Tech are excited about a new technology they have in the works capable of revolutionizing the aviation industry. The team is developing electronics that are 3D printed to order, a concept that…

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Color-Changing Graphene Bubbles Could Be Perfect For e-Books and Smart Watches

Dutch engineers at Delft University of Technology have discovered graphene bubbles capable of changing colors while expanding and contracting. The Dutch team collaborated with Graphnea in Spain to assemble the 13-micrometer wide, balloon-like pixels, which…

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Stanford Researchers Build Machine That Sends Text Messages Using Chemicals

Stanford researchers set out to explore alternative methods to send and receive messages, eventually settling on utilizing chemicals instead of electricity. Incredibly, the researchers were able to develop a machine capable of sending text messages…

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Iceland is Drilling the “Hottest Hole On Earth” to Generate Geothermal Energy From Magma

Iceland is a pioneer in the use of geothermal energy and the only country in the world which obtains 100% of its electricity and heat from renewable sources. Most of its energy comes from geothermal power and hydropower. Now, a…

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UK Scientists Developed an HIV USB Stick Capable of Measuring a Person’s Blood

Scientists at Imperial College London have developed an HIV USB stick capable of efficiently and accurately measuring the amount of HIV in a person’s blood. Incredibly, the HIV USB stick, developed by tech firm DNA…

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UC San Diego Engineers Develop New Magnetic Ink to Print Self-Healing Devices

Smart clothing seems like a great concept but the feasibility of wearing around delicate “printed” electronics has been a major issues since the idea’s inception. Essentially, the tiniest tear in smart clothing can render it…

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