Black sand storms: An Icelandic climate mystery scientists are hoping to crack
Iceland is the largest and most active desert area in Europe, but instead of orange sandy dunes, its 44,000 km2 desert areas ...
Revitalizing The U.S. Innovation System, Part Two
Venture firms pool the risk of multiple investments basing their investments on team capability, maturity of technology and ...
Is the rare stone found in Pharaoh's necklace from space or earthly?
The discovery of Libyan Desert Glass in King Tutankhamun's tomb unveils a fascinating link between ancient Egyptian artistry ...
Revitalizing The U.S. Innovation System
To develop technologies of importance to national security, the federal government needs to attract more venture capital to ...
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Troy Rath’s castle in the sky becomes reality: Manufacturing in Goulburn
Troy Rath with some of the metal products made at Camcast Foundry in Goulburn. The niche manufacturer has made everything from fuel hose couplings and electrical components to V8 car manifolds and an ...
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What If Humans Were Silicon-Based Instead of Carbon-Based?
Carbon is the primary building block of all life on Earth. Without it, humans would have no DNA. What if we tried replacing ...
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Hydrogels produce clean fuel using sunlight in artificial photosynthesis breakthrough
Researchers have developed innovative hydrogels that mimic photosynthesis to produce hydrogen from sunlight and water.
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Goodbye to perovskite solar panels: This new material has broken all records
An international group of scientists has made a huge advancement in solar tech by developing perovskite-silicon cells that exhibit remarkably high efficiency.