Thousands of pico-satellites may transform how phones connect to space
Researchers at Science Tokyo innovate wireless synchronisation for cost-effective, reliable direct-to-smartphone satellite communications globally.
Neuroadaptive VR treatment for arachnophobia
Researchers at TU Graz develop a VR system using EEG data for personalised spider phobia treatment effectiveness.
Turning sawdust into fire-resistant, eco-friendly materials using watermelon seeds
ETH Zurich researchers develop eco-friendly composite from sawdust and struvite, enhancing fire resistance and recyclability.
Direct nervous system link promises more natural leg prostheses
Chalmers University of Technology develops AI-driven implants to decode nerve signals, enhancing control and sensation in prostheses.
More power, less heat: How metallic glasses are making motors more efficient
Saarland University researchers develop glass-like alloys, reducing energy losses in electric motors through advanced 3D printing.
New nanoparticle could unlock universal immunotherapy for solid cancers
University of Pennsylvania engineers develop lipid nanoparticles that enhance T-cell function, potentially transforming cancer treatment.
EyeDAR: Roadside radar sensors could reduce blind spots for self-driving cars
Rice University develops EyeDAR, a compact, low-power radar sensor enhancing AVs’ perception in challenging visibility conditions.
Why do lithium-ion batteries fail? Scientists find clues in microscopic metal ‘thorns’
Researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology discover dendrite brittleness, impacting battery safety and performance longevity.
Lamprey-inspired amphibious suction cup lifts 850 times its own weight
Peking University develops versatile suction disc, maintaining grip underwater and in air, inspired by lamprey anatomy.
‘Sea creature’ minibot hoovers up oil spills
RMIT University engineers develop eco-friendly, remote-controlled minibot inspired by sea urchins, efficiently tackling hazardous oil spills.