NUS Develops ReSURF Sensor, Ushering in a New Era of Water Quality Monitoring
Clean, safe water is essential for human health, food security, high-tech industry development, and sustainable urbanization. However, rapid and accurate pollution detection remains a major challenge ...
[2025-11-26]
SUTD Team Develops Novel Robot ATOM: Capable of Both Ground Rolling and Aerial Flight
A team of engineers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) has successfully developed a unique robot named ATOM (Aerial and Terrestrial Mode Operating monocopter). The research ...
[2025-11-26]
Eco-friendly Rice Husk Bricks Spark a Housing Revolution in Kyrgyzstan
It may look like an ordinary construction site, but Akmatbek Uraimov's new house in Kyrgyzstan is being built with rice husk bricks. This eco-friendly alternative to traditional building materials is...
[2025-11-26]
Queensland Scientists Pioneer Innovative Method to Assess Long-term Risks of Pesticides in Water Bodies
Scientists in Queensland have taken the lead in adopting a new method to evaluate the long-term risks posed by toxic substances such as pesticides in rivers and oceans. Researchers at the University o...
[2025-11-26]
Kazan Federal University Develops New Catalyst to Enable Efficient Extraction of High-viscosity Heavy Oil
On July 4, according to TASS citing the press service of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, experts from the Institute of Geology and Petroleum Technologies at Kazan Federal University hav...
[2025-11-26]
Swedish Study Reveals Flaws in EU Hydrogen Infrastructure Regulations – Could Lead to Massive Financial Losses
A study from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has identified significant shortcomings in the EU's hydrogen infrastructure regulations. As the EU pushes forward with hydrogen infrastructure...
[2025-11-25]
Canadian Breakthrough: AI-Empowered Prosthetic Hand Ushers in a New Era of Autonomous Operation
In the field of high-end equipment manufacturing, innovations in prosthetic technology are bringing new hope to people with limb loss. Losing a limb due to injury, accident, or disease severely impact...
[2025-11-25]
Perm Polytechnic University Scientists Propose New Method to Extend Service Life of Excavators and Combine Harvesters
Hydraulic systems are a critical component of modern construction and agricultural machinery (such as excavators, cranes, bulldozers, and combine harvesters), driving mechanical motion using pressuriz...
[2025-11-25]
University of Adelaide Stresses Importance of Clear Regulations for Agricultural Gene Editing
A new paper from the University of Adelaide focuses on the regulation of gene editing in agriculture, emphasizing the importance of clear regulations to ensure the safe and responsible use of new tech...
[2025-11-25]
Scientists Design Novel Anti-Hydrate Material, Offering New Solution for Intelligent Hydrate Prevention and Control in Deepwater Oil & Gas Operations
Deepwater regions have become the primary arena for major oil and gas discoveries, accounting for 44% of global marine hydrocarbon reserves. Over the past decade, deepwater has served as the core succ...
[2025-11-25]