Is your water safe to drink? Lishtot TestDrop Pro tells you in 2 seconds.
A gadget that analyzes your water in two seconds to tell you if it's safe to drink? Give me a kilo, thanks.
Water crisis, 70% of water is used by the food industry: too much.
The food industry wastes and pollutes a lot of water: tackling the water crisis means starting from this sector.
Water on our planet? It comes from the Sun, says a new study
Water on earth and other celestial bodies? It comes (also) from the sun in 'isotopic' form. The thesis can help space exploration.
Solar desalination will provide 400.000 Kenyans with clean water
A compact, fully solar-powered desalination plant can change the fate of many rural areas and remote islands.
One hydrogel tablet makes river water drinkable in an hour
A new hydrogel-based system can make drinking water in about an hour without the use of energy and without releasing substances.
Indian team finds bacterium that cleans water by eating toxic metals
Microbacterium paraoxydans separates toxic metals from water, avoiding costly steps. It can help prevent millions of deaths around the world.
Bottled water, impact even 3500 times higher
Bottled water, a scourge for the economy and the environment: a Spanish study highlights this, and suggests solutions.
A nanofiber membrane makes seawater drinkable in minutes
An alternative nanotechnology called electrospinning is the key to very quickly desalination of seawater, and solving future water scarcity problems.
Green light in New York for the "Plus" swimming pool that filters the water from the East River
A ten-year project interrupted by Covid can finally resume: the special pool will filter half a million liters of water from the East River
Deploy, water tank for developing nations
It is not difficult to obtain water, and ultimately not even purify it. It is difficult to store it, especially in developing countries. That's why the Deploy tank can make a difference.
An aerogel extracts water from the air: up to 17 liters per day
A special airgel developed in Singapore is capable of extracting up to 17 liters per day of drinking water from the air. Here's how it works.
Aquaporin, urine (or wastewater) drinking machine can save lives
Aquaporin, a system used to filter urine in space and make it drinkable for astronauts, can change life on Earth as well.
Diviner, the solar project to give the planet water without borders
Diviner is a solar, artistic and philosophical project that teaches us the consistency of utopias. To find water everywhere, even where we don't see it.
NUDES designs a splendid concept for the collection of rainwater
A rainwater collection tower becomes a place and experience. The splendid concept of NUDES shows the potential of placemaking
Mars, there are many pools of water under the surface
Sensational discovery by a team led by an Italian researcher: extensive salt water basins on Mars lie beneath the surface of the red planet
Yamaha and the Fluid Drive water-driven motorcycle project
A system that uses water to eliminate chains, move all wheels and other pros? Fluid Drive. The water bike in Yamaha's conceptual viewfinder.
Innovaqua Nube SS30, water from the air on demand
Ionized and purified water, up to 30 liters per day, simply by using electricity. In summary: water from the air, a job for Cloud SS30.
Official: the Galileo probe was wrong, there is water everywhere on Jupiter
After 9 years from the Juno mission, news about Jupiter still arrives. And they are wet news, because today we know that there is more water than we thought
Zero Mass Water, hydropanels that turn air into water and roofs into tanks
Zero Mass Water hydro-panels produce passively and without electricity the drinking water necessary for the autonomy of the home.
Altered Shower, the shower that uses 75% less water
A shower that offers all the necessary comfort while saving three quarters of the water: it is Altered Shower, born from the talent of a startup.
Cambridge: Water on other planets? Common. Most likely extraterrestrial life
The largest study of the composition of exoplanets reveals a surprising reality: water on other planets is practically everywhere. Cambridge revolutionizes the search for extraterrestrial life
