A “super solar reflector” boosts panels by 105%
Mass Megawatts reveals a static reflector that increases efficiency in solar panels by 105%, and with no moving parts.
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Bottle alarm: thousands of nanoplastics hidden in water
Study reveals the presence of up to 370.000 nanoplastic particles per liter in bottled water, an amount well above previous estimates
Fellschnute, the first camper designed for four-legged friends
A “four-legged” camper balances the needs of dogs and their owners: perfect for adventures with man's best friends
Hong Kong, "High-tech mussels" to track radioactive contaminants
New low-cost mussel-shaped devices to monitor radioactivity in the seas, thanks to a team of scientists from Hong Kong.
Ulta Chaata: the magic umbrella that can give water and light to India
Indian start-up Thinkphi brings clean water and renewable energy to India with a hitherto underappreciated innovative solar umbrella.
Will we really live in mega-structures as big as cities?
Science fiction cities are often portrayed as self-contained, almost fortified mega-structures. But will this really be the future?
The aerosol that is forming over the Arctic has effects on the world climate
Aerosols (and clouds) that are forming in the Arctic produce effects in the rest of the planet: here are the efforts to understand which ones and how many they are
NEWBrew, 100% safe beer: but you don't want to know what it's made of
As you know, most beer (about 95%) is made of water. This one made in Singapore is no exception, but there's more.
Super Lung, metallic lungs that “breathe” CO2 and make it air
These cyborg super lungs envision a different human breathing system invulnerable to viruses and also capable of living in apnea.
Filter wastewater and produce electricity: when waste is wealth
Filter wastewater, transform it into resources and also produce energy: are you still convinced that there is “waste” in your drain?
Airo, an electric car that "sucks up" pollution from other cars: launch in 2023
A car that not only pollutes less, but reduces the pollution produced by other cars? Airo: presented yesterday, will be on the market from 2023.
Young British women: 90% do not post without filters or without editing photos
It is alarm about the social pressure young people are subjected to: a study shows that 90% of young women in the UK do not publish without changing photos of their face
An umbrella that filters rainwater and makes it drinkable
When you say "multifunction". Not a bad umbrella that protects from water, collects it and purifies it, right?
Oculus Pod, the technological oasis in the desert
A habitable module for desert tourism and activities? Oculus Pod seems like the ideal, self-sufficient and nature-inspired solution.
Innovaqua Nube SS30, water from the air on demand
Ionized and purified water, up to 30 liters per day, simply using electricity. In summary: water from the air, a job for Nube SS30.
Prisma Health, with the 3D printed piece each respirator treats 4 patients
The component allows the use of one respirator or multiple respirators in order to treat up to 4 patients each.
Why the coronavirus will forever change scientific research
Lots of groups at work and a huge amount of information. Coronavirus is the fuse that is accelerating scientific research and communication among scientists. Forever.
Atmos Faceware, on the hitech mask against climate change
Even pollution can become fashion: the hip tech anti-pollution mask like Atmos Faceware is a symbol: disaster capitalism awaits us.
3D4Steel, the 1st Italian 3D printer in the world specialized in steel is Italian
Cut costs and times. It is safe, versatile and sustainable. 3D4Steel, 3D printer for steels, the first of its kind in the world, is entirely Italian.
Magnetic blood cleaning enters the clinical trial phase
Magnetically upload viruses and carry out magnetic blood cleaning with a magnet? As absurd as it sounds, here's why the idea can work.
A day face to face with Italy in 2050
Travel in time and experience a November day in Italy in 2050, from North to South. Here's what you'll see in one case or another.
