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Japanese scientists invented device to record and playback your dreams
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Japanese scientists invented device to record and playback your dreams

Through the analysis of brain scans and crafting a detailed database of the images linked to specific brain patterns, scientists achieved 60 percent accuracy in predicting dream content, which...

Ultrasonic Joining uses high-frequency, low-vibration sound waves to generate heat due to friction, eventually bonding wood with metal polymers. Photo: Collected
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Glue-free bonding: Can sound waves and 3D printing replace industrial adhesives?

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Scientists claim they can now turn lunar soil into drinking water

The bandage works by using a thin, flexible battery made of magnesium anode and silver chloride cathode, separated by a layer of sodium chloride-impregnated cellulose. Photo: Collected
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Water-powered electric bandage heals wounds faster

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Can we recycle concrete?

The new model helps to improve electricity collection and reduces recombination losses in diodes. Photo: Collected
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New solar cell model challenges 80-year-old equation

A 64-year-old patient named Mark in the US, who has ALS, has been using Synchron’s BCI with the Vision Pro. Photo: Collected
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New BCI allows using Apple’s Vision Pro with ‘thought’

The rat that received the drug (right) lived for an average 155 weeks, compared to the 120 weeks of those not treated (left). Photo: Collected
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One step closer to anti-aging treatment: New drug extends life by 25%, prevents cancer and grey hair

Hydropanels typically last around 15 years and produce around four to five litres of fresh water per day per panel. Photos: Collected
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Atmospheric water generators: The tech-wizardry of making water out of thin air

Injecting radioactive material into live rhino horns will make them easier to detect at border posts. Photo: DW
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Will radioactive chips stop wildlife poaching?

Thermite RS1 is a high-performing, durable and reliable firefighting robot with remote control, real-time HD and infrared video capabilities for safe navigation in hazardous areas. Photo: Collected
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Sound waves, robots and drones: The future of firefighting

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Concrete that could turn buildings into giant batteries

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Nikon brings world's first partially stacked CMOS sensor