Technology - general
Researchers make proton-battery breakthrough
08 Mar 2018
Researchers have demonstrated for the first time a working rechargeable "proton battery" that could re-wire how we power our homes, vehicles and devices
Smart glass made better, and cheaper
08 Mar 2018
Rare mineral discovered in plants for first time
07 Mar 2018
Scientists have found that the mineral vaterite, a polymorph of calcium carbonate, and rarely found in a naturally occuring state one Earth, is a dominant component of the protective silvery-white crust that forms on the leaves of a number of alpine plant
Rare mineral discovered in plants for first time
07 Mar 2018
Scientists have found that the mineral vaterite, a polymorph of calcium carbonate, and rarely found in a naturally occuring state one Earth, is a dominant component of the protective silvery-white crust that forms on the leaves of a number of alpine plant
Lens-free fluorescent microscope
06 Mar 2018
Hawking explains nothing existed at singularity
05 Mar 2018
Musk’s Tesla may have carried largest load of bacteria into space
03 Mar 2018
Scientists say NASA understands the danger of land-borne bacteria falling on other planets and therefore ensures that all it spacecraft sent to the Moon or Mars, are processed and sterilised, unlike Musk's Tesla Roadster, which was launched by the Space Explorer in February
Scientists create new state of matter
28 Feb 2018
Private browsing gets more private
26 Feb 2018
Deep learning reconstructs holograms
26 Feb 2018
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