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Scientists and engineers have investigated the technological potential of extracting metals from magmatic fluids contained in saline-rich sub-volcanic brines at depths of around 2 km. This development could pave the way for greener ways of producing sustainable products such as electric vehicles, ch

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Read more about how deep learning processors can help to offset computer demands and improve processing power.

PFAS are synthetic chemicals that have been shown to be extremely harmful to health and the environment, so PFAS-free alternatives have been developed. Click to read more...

Treatment of refinery oil sludge using smoldering combustion has the capacity to reduce the volume of waste and recover useful materials to be reused.

Read more about innovative research showcasing the potential of carbon nanotubes composite ink in additive manufacturing.

Scientists have established a new microcavity construction technique that facilitates exciton transport at room temperature. The new method utilizes a novel ‘sandwich style’ fabrication process that places a one-atom-thin semiconductor between two mirrors.

Nanotoxicology is both the enabler and a limitation on the future of nanotechnology. Click here to read more.

Learn more about nanosatellites, the tiny space technology that is opening the door to a cost-efficient method of Earth observation.

Advancements in Bosch's sensor technologies are enabling their AR and VR technology to open the door to another world.