Technology



New Smart Material Can Control Heat Like a Computer Chip

Heat is absorbed from the right, heating the structure, where it is radiated to the left, cooling the structure. Credit: Osaka Metropolitan University Scientists have created a programmable material that gives engineers unprecedented control over…




Liquid Lightning: Nanotechnology Unlocks New Energy

Researchers have leveraged the hydrovoltaic effect, using nanoscale devices to convert evaporation energy into electricity, advancing our understanding of how these devices function across different salinity levels, and opening up possibilities for renewable energy generation…