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Harvesting Heart’s Energy to Power Life-Saving Devices

Your heart’s energy is so powerful it could power other devices. Engineers from Dartmouth College made a dime-sized device that collects the heart’s energy to power the already implanted devices in a patient’s body. A…

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IBM Unveils ‘World’s First Commercial Quantum Computer’

While Quantum computing is still in its infancy and quantum computers have only been confined to the research Labs, IBM announced the world’s first commercially available quantum computer at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in…

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The Development of 3D Printing for Human Tissue Cells

Scientists at the University of Utah have successfully developed a method to produce human tissue by 3D printing. The futuristic vision of medical procedures could be around the corner. Patients with damaged ligaments or tendons…

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Thermoelectric Cellulose Made From Bacteria

Harvesting the wasted energy that is bound to appear in all possible manifestations of energy transaction is key in sustainable engineering, but the complexity of manufacturing solid-state devices that are adequately effective to be feasible…

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3D Printed Piezoelectric Materials are Finally a Reality

Researchers from the Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering College headed by professor Xiaoyu (Rayne) Zheng have developed a novel method to 3D print piezoelectric materials. These materials feature a high-level of utilization potential, as their capability…

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The Importance of Superconductive Materials

Imagine you have the possibility to avoid the electric power blackout, like the one that North Americans experienced in 2003, which lasted for 4 days and caused over $6 billion in damages. What could be…

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Micro-Needles Can End Needle Phobia Via Painless Injections

For many people, the needle is only a source of fear. Needle phobia affects at least one in 10 people. But needle phobia may soon be a thing of the past! A team at the University…

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HP Breaks Into 3D Printing Market With Its Much-Anticipated Metal Jet Process

The wait is over… HP is officially entering the 3D printing market with a 3D metal printer designed for manufacturing larger quantities, not prototypes. According to HP, the printer will be cost-competitive with MIM for runs up…

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New Directable UV Spot Lamp Cures Adhesives In Less Than 10 Seconds

Intertronics has launched the IUV101 LED UV curing spot lamp in an effort to tackle UV curing options available for the medical, industrial, electronics, automotive and optical industries. The 370nm handheld spot lamp features up to 2,000…

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Scientists Create a Bionic Eye for the First Time

Bionic eyes have long been a staple in science fiction, but now they are well on their way to becoming a reality. In a major breakthrough, a team of researchers from the University of Minnesota…

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Materials

Harvesting Heart’s Energy to Power Life-Saving Devices

IBM Unveils ‘World’s First Commercial Quantum Computer’

The Development of 3D Printing for Human Tissue Cells

Thermoelectric Cellulose Made From Bacteria

3D Printed Piezoelectric Materials are Finally a Reality

The Importance of Superconductive Materials

Micro-Needles Can End Needle Phobia Via Painless Injections

HP Breaks Into 3D Printing Market With Its Much-Anticipated Metal Jet Process

New Directable UV Spot Lamp Cures Adhesives In Less Than 10 Seconds

Scientists Create a Bionic Eye for the First Time

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