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Category: New Technologies

New Solar Energy Storage Works at Night
Engineering New Technologies

New Solar Energy Storage Works at Night

July 7, 2015September 2, 2015

By Kate S. Most solar energy systems rely on using sunlight as an immediate power source, but can’t function at…

Clean Hydrogen Production for 200 Hours
Engineering New Technologies

Clean Hydrogen Production for 200 Hours

June 24, 2015September 2, 2015

By Kate S. Scientists at Stanford University have just built a low-cost water splitter that uses a single catalyst to…

Startup Founders Need Joiners for Success
New Technologies

Startup Founders Need Joiners for Success

June 22, 2015September 2, 2015

By Kate S. Tech startup founders often take great risks to launch new ventures, which earns them a lot of…

Can We Turn Evaporation into Cheap Electricity?
Engineering Environment New Technologies Physics Science Videos

Can We Turn Evaporation into Cheap Electricity?

June 18, 2015March 3, 2021

The power of water has long been harnessed by humanity, but another part of the water cycle is being used to turn evaporation into electricity.

Stay Tuned for Low-cost, Smart Windows
Engineering New Technologies

Stay Tuned for Low-cost, Smart Windows

June 11, 2015September 2, 2015

By Kate S. Today, the University of Cincinnati announced that, together with industry partners, they’ve invented new ‘smart window’ shade…

Can Brainprints Replace Passwords?
Biology Engineering New Technologies

Can Brainprints Replace Passwords?

June 4, 2015September 2, 2015

By Kate S. How many passwords do you keep track of? How many have you forgotten? According to researchers from…

Off-Grid Tiny House Will Blow Your Mind
Engineering Environment New Technologies

Off-Grid Tiny House Will Blow Your Mind

June 2, 2015April 4, 2021

This is not the set of a sci-fi show. It is the Ecocapsule, an independent off-the-grid micro house from Nice…

3D Printing, Now with Surface Decorations
Engineering New Technologies

3D Printing, Now with Surface Decorations

May 26, 2015February 22, 2023

Science and art go together beautifully. It just got a lot easier and cheaper to add complex surface art to…

How to Extend Your Mobile Battery Life
Citizen Science Engineering New Technologies

How to Extend Your Mobile Battery Life

March 31, 2015September 4, 2015

Have you ever frantically searched for an outlet to charge your phone? You are not alone. Mobile devices have a…

Winter Hack: New Rubber Grips Icy Surfaces
Health New Technologies Physics

Winter Hack: New Rubber Grips Icy Surfaces

March 18, 2015April 7, 2021

Winter storms dumped record amounts of snow on the East Coast and other regions of the United States this year,…

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