Energy and Climate
How can we turn ocean water into renewable energy?
Scientists make renewable energy from ocean water by creating a device that combines osmosis and water-splitting to make hydrogen.
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Scientists make renewable energy from ocean water by creating a device that combines osmosis and water-splitting to make hydrogen.
Scientists developed a small device and an app which can be used with a smartphone to kill harmful bacteria in water.
Scientists created a new method of using information about the ocean to help rescuers find missing people quickly.
Researchers wanted to find out if they could build a low-cost wastewater treatment option using only materials found locally in Madagascar.
Scientists wanted to create a cheap, portable, and reliable method to detect HIV in the early stages of infection.
Scientists exposed humans wearing clothes with graphene to mosquitoes to find out whether this material can protect us against these insects.
Scientists created a virtual chip simulator before producing the chip physically to ease the manufacturing process.
Scientists tested ways of simulating quantum computers on conventional machines so that programmers and users can prepare themselves for this future technology.
Scientists wanted to use genetic editing to heal β-thalassemia – a genetic disease affecting the body’s ability to produce hemoglobin.
Scientists wanted to develop a way to fix or replace a damaged or missing gene within a person’s genome by engineering a protein circuit.
