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Polymer Coating for Hospital Fabrics Reduces Infectivity of COVID - Vimarsana News

Polymer Coating for Hospital Fabrics Reduces Infectivity of COVID

The University of British Columbia (UBC) scientists have created an economical, non-toxic coating for nearly any fabric which reduces the infectivity of the virus that results in COVID-19 by approximately 90%.

Source: azom.com
Researchers Design Electrochemically Driven Pump to Eliminate Weight and Noise Issues in Soft Robots - Vimarsana News

Researchers Design Electrochemically Driven Pump to Eliminate Weight and Noise Issues in Soft Robots

The term “robot” would probably summon up images of sturdy metallic bodies that are indestructible when attacked.

Earth's Magnetic Field Results in Small-Scale Plasma Jets - Vimarsana News

Earth's Magnetic Field Results in Small-Scale Plasma Jets

Despite the fact that the Earth’s magnetic field guards people from space weather and solar wind—it does not provide full safety always.

New Process Produces Renewable Fuels from Waste PPE - Vimarsana News

New Process Produces Renewable Fuels from Waste PPE

As the severity of an extended pandemic is on the rise, the world determines an increasing and never-ending waste stream of utilized plastic face shields, surgical masks, gowns, and medical gloves. Currently, engineers from Cornell University provide a solution to bearably reroute the thrown away material.

Intervention focusing on one's strength may be the best way to improve sad mood - Vimarsana News

Intervention focusing on one's strength may be the best way to improve sad mood

What's the best way to improve a sad mood? It may be whatever skill you think you're best at, a new study suggests.