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Engineered bacteria economically create chemicals
Researchers from Hiroshima University found a way to economically produce acetone with engineered bacteria.
Scientists develop coating for use at New Zealand's borders, mass transit
The coating reportedly eliminates 99.9% of COVID-19 on surfaces in just two hours.
High-purity powder for flexible PI films to help improve speed in 5G devices
The powder offers performance improvements in flexible electronics applications.
Paper-based coating could reduce plastic packaging use, waste
Coating is composed of wax, plant-based proteins.
Coating developed to safeguard marketing materials
Treated documents will earn the CLEANERPRINT seal.
Watch as water droplets effortlessly slide off surfaces
Coating could be used to waterproof consumer goods.
IDS offers free support to qualifying control facilities
With the rapid response program, IDS engineers are actively addressing support issues within two to four hours, if necessary, on-site within 24 to 36 hours.
Stanford evaluates risks from fracking the Eagle Ford shale
Their risk analysis considers where people and structures are located along with forecasts for maximum earthquake magnitude and geological factors that amplify or dampen tremors underground.
Study examines pros and cons of hydrogen over electrification
A study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) found that hydrogen-based fuel is best suited for use in sectors that cannot be electrified, such as aviation and some industrial processes.
Metal-free battery degrades on demand
Based on a polypeptide organic radical construction, the battery is completely metal free.
Microneedle patch offers on-site antibiotic delivery
Microneedle patch painlessly delivers antibiotic to site of infection.
A COVID-19 vaccine primer
The "whos, whats, hows and whys" of the COVID-19 vaccines.
Team working to replace wallets, keys with RFID-equipped accessory
3D-printed RFID ring could replace wallets, keys.
Custom meds could be possible thanks to 3D printing
3D printing paves the way for customized meds.
Bees trained to stick out their tongues at COVID-positive people
Bees were trained using Pavlovian conditioning.
Research suggests snow can shield people, property against explosions
Snow has blast mitigation properties.
New Inocoat manual powder systems range from SAMES KREMLIN
The system range covers all process needs from ordinary to metallic and UV powders.
Shark-inspired film fuels aircraft sustainability
The material takes a bite out of aerodynamic drag and improves fuel efficiency.
Micro algae material could be the ecofriendly future of clothing, skin grafts and more
The new material could be an eco-friendly solution for the textile, medical and energy industries.
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