EVs could catch on in Africa sooner than expected due to solar-powered charging
ETH Zurich researchers find solar-powered charging systems could make electric vehicles economically viable across Africa.
Science army mobilizes to map US soil microbiome
Johns Hopkins University leads nationwide study uncovering over 1,000 new bacterial strains, involving 150 researchers and students.
Solar hydrogen can now be produced efficiently without the scarce metal platinum
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology develop cost-effective method using conductive plastic for sustainable hydrogen production.
New study finds movement of fishing fleets can reveal shifts in marine ecosystems
UC Santa Cruz researchers discover fishing fleets as ecosystem sentinels, tracking marine heatwaves affecting tuna distribution.
Ultrasonic pest control to protect beehives
University of Strathclyde researchers use ultrasonic signals that mimic bat calls to deter wax moths from beehives.
New window insulation blocks heat, but not your view
University of Colorado Boulder researchers develop MOCHI, a transparent silicone gel that traps heat using tiny air bubbles.
Pompeii offers insights into ancient Roman building technology
MIT researchers uncover self-healing properties of Roman concrete, revealing advanced ancient techniques preserved by Mount Vesuvius’s eruption.
Bio-hybrid robots turn food waste into functional machines
EPFL University researchers repurpose crustacean shells, integrating them with synthetic components for sustainable robotic applications.
New carbon materials offer eco-friendly solutions for water pollution, energy storage, and green chemistry
Shenyang Agricultural University develops versatile carbon materials, achieving over 95% pollutant removal and reusable applications.
Cooling paint harvests water from thin air
University of Sydney researchers develop energy-free coating, reflecting 97% sunlight, offering sustainable water and cooling solutions.