A team of researchers at the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory has created a solar cell with a record efficiency of 39.5 percent under 1-sun global illumination. | Continue reading
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the University of California, Berkeley have recently devised an invention that could cool down electronics more efficiently than other alternative solutions. | Continue reading
Elon Musk tweeted that Russia is ramping up its cyberattacks on Starlink satellites, and claimed that SpaceX has "resisted jamming and hacking attempts so far". | Continue reading
The majority of drones produce noises in the vicinity of 85 to 96 dB, but this one has taken the sounds of progress to a new low of exceptional audio comfort. | Continue reading
Giant robots that can do some heavy-lifting while derisking human lives are a great way for technology to move ahead. | Continue reading
Researchers designed a printer made out of DNA that assembles itself. Nanotechnology could be used in the future to make complex molecules for pharmaceuticals. | Continue reading
The U.S. Army is planning an international exercise that will see up to 30 small drones deployed in the region as a dual air-assault mission, according to a report published by The War Zone. | Continue reading
The energy system designed by the Chalmers University of Technology captures solar energy and stores it for 18 years, and releases that energy on demand. | Continue reading
A British fusion firm and University of Oxford spinoff First Light Fusion claims it achieved nuclear fusion with a technique inspired by the pistol shrimp. | Continue reading
A slimy turd-like robot could one day be used to grab things from inside the body. It is the creation of Prof Li Zhang, of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and behaves quite differently according to how you approach it. | Continue reading
2021 was a landmark year for renewable energy as 38 percent of the world's demand for power was met by clean energy sources. | Continue reading
Could analog computers be better suited for the tasks we're facing in the 21st century than digital ones? This video explains how and why. | Continue reading
The researchers aim to develop a commercial quantum communications "repeater" within 10 years. | Continue reading
Two brothers from Turkey defrauded a bank of over $1 billion using a loophole they discovered. | Continue reading
Krasukha-4 is capable of jamming ground-based and airborne radars as well as spy satellites. It loss might hit Russian forces hard. | Continue reading
A new device that removes the need for chains in e-bikes has the potential to carry the design process to new heights. | Continue reading
Washington State University student Katy Ayers built a 7.5-foot-long canoe using mycelium in order to raise awareness on its versatility. | Continue reading
"Bugs" are occupational hazards for programmers and software developers. But have you ever wondered the origin of the term computer bug? | Continue reading
Ukraine is deploying a small undetectable drone called "The Punisher" to hit Russian supply lines and it has proven to be successful. | Continue reading
Nuclear power could be a big help in the fight against climate change. Learn why more environmentalists are starting to endorse it. | Continue reading
Flowcopter, a first of its kind hydraulic drone powered by fossil fuels, is claimed to fly 6 hours straight with a range of 560 miles. | Continue reading
The world's smallest battery, which has self-assembly properties even while being the size of a spec of dust, was inspired by Swiss rolls. | Continue reading
Scientists tell us that transistors can’t be made any smaller, sounding the end of Moore’s Law. Does this threaten our progress in the future? | Continue reading
Felicity Ace, carrying cars from Volkswagen's facility in Germany to the U.S., caught fire earlier this week and had to be abandoned in the ocean. | Continue reading
Google has new privacy policies in store for Android smartphones, but it's aiming to avoid the major fallout big tech suffered from Apple's. | Continue reading
Many radio broadcasters in the 1980s used their stations to send out video game data via radio-wave transmissions for listeners to download and play. | Continue reading
Engineering student Priyanjali Gupta's pre-trained AI model translates some American Sign Language signs to English instantly. | Continue reading
The "world's highest density" commercially available lithium-ion battery cells have been shipped by Amprius Technologies, shaping the future of mobility. | Continue reading
In 2021, North Korean cyber criminals saw a 40 percent increase in wealth gained. Cyber attacks are also a means to get technological know-how. | Continue reading
Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms are feeling the loss of user tracking permissions! Since Apple rolled out its iOS privacy policy. | Continue reading
Engineers from the University of Delaware devised a method that can capture 99 percent of the CO2 from the air. | Continue reading
A Russian YouTuber has broken yet another world record with his invention of a Star Wars laser that actually works. | Continue reading
A farmer in Turkey is testing VR headsets on his cows to see if they would produce more milk when they're tricked into thinking they're on green fields. | Continue reading
The Air Yacht uses solar energy as an extra power source thanks to two solar-powered blimps instead of traditional parallel hulls. | Continue reading
Intel, TSMC and Samsung are investing in new factories but it will still take at least two years until they are up and running. | Continue reading
A new announcement from China shows a soon-to-be-unveiled wind tunnel in Beijing will be used in testing hypersonic weapons technology. | Continue reading
Researchers at MIT have developed a 140-meter-long rechargeable lithium-ion battery that can provide power for fiber-based electronic devices and sensors. | Continue reading
Colorectal cancer was chosen by BioNTech as an experimental vaccine target due to the disease's relatively high relapse rate. | Continue reading
Elon Musk Taxes: From the $0 in 2018 to a whopping $11 billion in 2021, Musk's tax payments have seen both extremes, garnering great interest from the public. | Continue reading
Got a missile or mortar problem? Then why not get yourself a C-RAM automated Gatling gun? | Continue reading
AI can tell us a lot about the brain. Learn how MIT researchers discovered machine learning mimicking both brain function and evolution. | Continue reading
UK company Bellwether Industries aims to bring the eVTOL to market by 2028. | Continue reading
The drops take effect in about 15 minutes and the effects last for six to 10 hours. | Continue reading
How intelligent are you? Find out by taking Thomas Edison's intelligence test that he gave out to potential employees back in 1921. | Continue reading
A new method of creating aerogels can produce up to 70 times more hydrogen than other means! This could help enable hydrogen power at greater scales. | Continue reading
A team of researchers in China has built and tested a prototype hypersonic flight engine based on a design that was scrapped by NASA over 20 years ago. | Continue reading
Microsoft Research developed a new method that allows it to read and write much faster in DNA format. | Continue reading
Researchers have conceived of an imaging technology that compresses lamp light into a nanometer-sized spot, holding that light at the end of a silver nanowire. This allows it to reveal previously invisible details such as colors. | Continue reading