Today’s silent killers all over the world are both sugar and salt. These “white killers” are greatly abused by society because they simply improve the food itself, and therefore, in an effort to reduce salt only, scientists in cooperation with the company have developed electric sticks that are … revolutionary. These electric sticks increase the…
We need a new method and materials for the production of quantum dots if we want to use them on a larger scale. That is why scientists from the Japanese Hiroshima University began to explore the subject and created the world’s first such unique LED, which contained silicon quantum dots from rice waste. Scientists have…
The common practice of protecting crops with the use of netting may have a little revolution as new material has been developed. Despite their protection against even the smallest insects, it does not block significant amounts of sunlight, air or rainfall. Scientists have developed an extremely effective net to protect crops from pests The problem…
As the future is directly related to electricity and how we will store it, any information on battery development is important in the long term. Today we have for you the discovery of scientists from Tokyo Metropolitan University in Japan who have significantly improved lithium metal batteries, as evidenced by a publication in the journal…
The joint effort of scientists from Cambridge and Disney Research has resulted in the so-called holobricks that can provide the world with finally the long-awaited large holograms. These are not only to be effective, but can also be viewed from many angles. Developed by scientists, holobricks can finally provide the world with realistic holograms Holobricks,…
While trees primarily provide the construction sector with long, solid boards cut from trunks, the associated materials, which are commonly considered waste, can be used much better. Scientists at MIT have proven this by looking at tree branches in their quest to reduce the amount of wood waste. Tree branches in construction, i.e. from waste…
While anyone who has bought a 3D display and took a bit of a run for it might think it’s already buried in technology, it’s actually still evolving. This time, in the Optica journal, we can read about the work of scientists from Soochow University, who developed an impressive 3D display that does not require…
The work of Aalto University physicists was published in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and it is hardly surprising, because their experimental wireless charger solves the biggest problem of the “traditional” models on the market. An omni-directional wireless charger is involved. Scientists have created an omni-directional wireless charger that can charge multiple devices at the…
In a new study by scientists from the Institute of Cardiac Research Victor Chang, the Icahn School of Medicine in Mount Sinai, New York, and other centers in Europe and the US, have successfully identified critical genes responsible for the occurrence of coronary diseases and heart attacks. First, we have further defined the more specific…
Pigeons have become an integral part of the urban landscape quite a long time ago. Cities are a perfect environment for them – there is always food somewhere, and there are not too many predators in the urban space. But there are a lot of pigeons. Unfortunately, pigeons are not as great as it might…
