Drone recharges by docking on power lines
German marine tech company EvoLogistics have unveiled the next version of their penquin bot, Quadroin, which can reach speeds of up to 10 knots, conduct acoustic seafloor mapping and livestream footage.
Data-driven music: Converting climate measurements into music
A Japanese geo-environmental scientist from Rissho University has composed a string quartet using climate data to highlight polar energy dynamics.
New compound from blessed thistle promotes functional nerve regeneration
Researchers at the University of Cologne, Germany, have discovered that Cnicin significantly accelerates nerve fibre growth, promising quicker recovery from nerve damage.
KAIST develops sodium battery capable of rapid charging in just a few seconds
KAIST in South Korea has developed a high-performance hybrid sodium-ion battery that promises rapid charging and superior energy storage.
In search for alien life, purple may be the new green
Cornell University in the United States is investigating how purple bacteria on exoplanets could indicate life, differing from Earth’s green-centric model.
Underwater bot inspired by the penquin
German marine tech company EvoLogistics have unveiled the next version of their penquin bot, Quadroin, which can reach speeds of up to 10 knots, conduct acoustic seafloor mapping and livestream footage.
Paleontology: Discovery of new ancient giant snake in India
Researchers from an Indian university have discovered a new species of ancient snake, Vasuki Indicus, which could be among the largest ever, in Gujarat, India.
Silent flight edges closer to take off, according to new research
Researchers at the University of Bristol in the UK have discovered how noise is generated and propagated by boundary layer ingesting ducted fans in aircraft.
To understand cognition—and its dysfunction—neuroscientists must learn its rhythms
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Boston Dynamics unveil next-gen Atlas humanoid
US-based Boston Dynamics have unveiled their next-generation electric-actuated Atlas humanoid one day after retiring the previous version which used heavier and more expensive hydraulic actuators.