A novel electroadhesion process allows for the easy and reversible attachment of hydrogels to metals…
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A newly developed stretchable lithium-ion battery retains efficient charge storage after 70 cycles and expands…
Study shows cannabis vapes contain harmful nano-sized metals, posing health risks different from smoking. Vaping…
Studies show that biodegradable straws made from paper and bioplastics like CDA and PHA degrade…
Researchers have developed a compact device that harvests water from atmospheric humidity using absorbent-coated fins.…
Melamine sponges release trillions of microplastic fibers monthly, posing environmental risks. Making denser sponges and…
Although a venomous, 8-inch centipede might seem like a creature from a horror story, it…
Researchers have developed a novel method to convert chicken fat into carbon-based electrodes for supercapacitors,…
Research indicates that adding milk to coffee does not alter the molecular structure of milk…
A study reveals that while chocolate contains potentially harmful chemicals at safe levels, these compounds…
A new electrochromic film using MOFs quickly switches colors for effective light and heat management,…
A study on blueberry wine production demonstrates that the beverage can preserve many of the…
A study on PFAS in the Great Lakes shows uniform pollution levels from precipitation and…
Researchers have developed microrobots capable of removing microplastics and bacteria from water, addressing the dual…
New study uses 3D printing and genetically modified plant cells to create complex, self-repairing materials…
A new semipermeable membrane doubles the osmotic energy output in estuaries, showing potential for sustainable…
Plant-based meats have impressively mimicked a range of animal products, from beef to seafood. However,…
As any surfer will tell you, waves pack a powerful punch. We’re now making strides…