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It might be possible to make greater use of plastic waste if a technique to change a frequently discarded plastic into a resin for 3D printing was developed.

Deforestation, habitat loss, and fragmentation are all linked and contributing to the current biodiversity catastrophe, with hydropower being responsible for the majority of this degradation.

Tiny materials conceal enormous secrets, the answers to which could pave the way for next-generation electronics.

People are not accepting robots, even when they are getting more prevalent in workplaces.

RMIT University engineers have developed a method for using disposable personal protective equipment (PPE) to strengthen concrete, providing a creative option to dramatically minimize pandemic-generated waste.

Relying mainly on the advent of motor symptoms like stiffness, slowness, and tremors, Parkinson’s disease is extremely challenging to detect. However, these symptoms usually occur after many years of disease onset.

A new study published by a team of psychologists suggests that the diagnosis of autism could be improved by considering the differences between how women and men experience and act upon their emotions.

Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have created a portable multi-petawatt laser that circumvents the power constraints of traditional solid-state optical gratings by using plasma transmission gratings.

The University of Cambridge researchers created flexible, ultra-thin electronics that are inspired by photosynthesis, the mechanism through which plants turn sunlight into food.

The unseen flames are the ones that pose the most threat while fighting fires.