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Category: Engineering

Pathogens Perish on Laser-Treated Metal
Engineering Health

Pathogens Perish on Laser-Treated Metal

April 15, 2021March 16, 2025

Pathogens in bacteria could be eliminated on contact, according to a new study using the antimicrobial properties of copper and laser technology.

Sunlight Solution To Water Shortages
Engineering Environment New Technologies

Sunlight Solution To Water Shortages

November 11, 2020August 2, 2021

Water shortages could drop now that new technology combined with sunlight can make ocean water safe to drink in minutes.

Our Diverse Scientific Superstars
Diversity in Science Engineering Health Mathematics Oceanography

Our Diverse Scientific Superstars

March 30, 2020March 25, 2020

From Computer Science to Engineering, women continue making waves with their accomplishments. meet more diverse scientific superstars.

Are Hydropower Dams the Future of Energy?
Engineering Environment

Are Hydropower Dams the Future of Energy?

February 5, 2020January 28, 2020

By Emily Folk @EmilySFolk Growing concerns about fossil fuels—especially their potential contributions to pollution and global warming—have individuals and governments…

The Simple Machines in Your Life
Engineering Physics STEM Education

The Simple Machines in Your Life

August 29, 2019August 29, 2019

Simple machines allow us to do more work with less effort. In this episode, Sophie explains what simple machines are…

Bioelectronic “Nose” Sniffs Out Rotten Food
Biology Engineering

Bioelectronic “Nose” Sniffs Out Rotten Food

December 26, 2017April 1, 2021

Does that food smell rotten? Researchers have developed a way to detect rotten food odors that are too faint for…

Geometry of Consciousness: Multi-dimensional Math Trip
Biology Engineering Mathematics New Technologies

Geometry of Consciousness: Multi-dimensional Math Trip

May 25, 2017April 5, 2021

A group of scientists think they can build such a “consciousness meter” using complex mathematics: the geometry of consciousness.

New Futuristic Fabrics to Keep Cool
Engineering New Technologies

New Futuristic Fabrics to Keep Cool

September 20, 2016September 27, 2016

By Katherine Lindemann Inspired by lithium batteries and kitchen plastic wrap, engineers at Stanford University have developed a plastic material…

Moth Eyes Inspire Graphene-Based Smart Tech
Engineering New Technologies

Moth Eyes Inspire Graphene-Based Smart Tech

March 23, 2016April 7, 2021

Look into the eyes of moths and see the future. The future of smart gadgets, that is. Moths’ eyes are…

Conductive Concrete May End Flight Delays
Engineering Physics

Conductive Concrete May End Flight Delays

March 16, 2016February 17, 2025

By Emily Rhode Every year, thousands of flights are delayed and thousands of car accidents happen due to snowstorms and…

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