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Sony’s Reon Pocket 2 is a wearable cooling or warming device worn inside clothing using electrical conductors that transfer heat[…]
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Sony’s Reon Pocket 2 is a wearable cooling or warming device worn inside clothing using electrical conductors that transfer heat[…]
Read moreA Swedish company is developing a 200 metre long wind powered cargo ship. It will have an engine as a[…]
Read moreWith modular (prefab) homes built in factories according to specific measurements, there’s no need for excess material, which reduces building[…]
Read moreWind catchers are an ancient Persian technology still in existence. Often rectangular towers, they may appear in other ornate shapes[…]
Read moreWork is being done on radiative cooling and solar heating systems. SkyCool Systems, with a co-founder from Stanford University, has[…]
Read moreOrbital O2, the world’s most powerful tidal-powered turbine, has started to generate electricity via the grid in Orkney. It could[…]
Read moreHybrid cars built by Toyota in the UK will soon be transported to the continent by a hydro-treated locomotive that[…]
Read moreResearchers have found a low-cost way to solve one half of the water-splitting equation to produce hydrogen as clean energy[…]
Read morePhoto: Paul Siewert Researchers have used carbon dots, created from human hair waste by breaking down the hairs and burning[…]
Read morePhoto from Spanish geothermal heat from old mines: Hunosa About one-quarter of British homes sit on a coalfield. An estimated[…]
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