To specifically isolate the influence of polarization angle on the DLIP structuring process, all irradiation parameters, including accumulated fluence, number of pulses, and beam overlap, were kept constant for each condition, with the exception…
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US startup unveils real-time tool that makes blood translucent
A US startup claims it has developed a way for surgeons to see through blood in real time by rendering it translucent, a feat long thought impossible.
California-based Ocutrx Technologies has introduced HemoLucence, a technology that promises…
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Biodegradable cooling film slashes energy use 20% without power
A team of scientists from Zhengzhou University and the University of South Australia (UniSA) has developed a biodegradable cooling film that can passively reduce surface temperatures by as much as 9.2°C without any electricity.
The…
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New Gemini AI lets humanoid robots think and act without internet
Google DeepMind has launched a powerful on-device version of its Gemini Robotics AI model. The new system can control physical robots without relying on cloud connectivity.
It marks a major step in deploying fast, adaptive, and…
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Scientists mimic young tissue to reverse ageing in the heart
Scientists may have found a way to rewind the heart’s biological clock without even touching the cells.
A team of researchers led by Assistant Professor Jennifer Young from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the National University…
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California Crews Tackle Slide-Prone Highway 1 With Remote-Controlled Equipment
Since mid-May, crews along Northern California’s iconic Highway 1 have been installing more 60-ft long shear dowels at the Regent’s Slide area near Big Sur to stabilize the earth. They will then resume technology-assisted removal of the slide…
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US turns to AIM-174B for next-gen air-launched missile intercepts
The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has identified the AIM-174B Gunslinger as a possible platform for hypersonic missile defense. In this scenario, it would use new ‘area effect’ warheads, a report from Naval News reveals.
A new solicitation…
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US scientists turn contaminated water into 92% pure fertilizer, fuel
Yale researchers have developed a promising new method to electrochemically convert nitrate, a common water pollutant, into ammonia.
This development offers two main benefits: cleaning contaminated water and producing a valuable resource…
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Synthetic lichen could 3D print homes on Mars using Martian soil
Researchers are working on developing a synthetic lichen system, which could help in the autonomous construction of structures on Mars.
The idea of living on Mars has long been a captivating dream. Science fiction has shown us incredible…
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New formidable zinc battery holds over 82% charge after 1,000 cycles
Scientists in China have developed a new cathode material that significantly boosts the performance of aqueous zinc-ion batteries (AZIBs), offering a safer, more stable, and energy-dense solution for grid storage and portable electronics.
The…
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