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HydroGen: System to better your car’s mileage

Rising prices of petrol has been a big challenge for all. In the past few months, especially in India, we have seen a major hike in petrol prices. To overcome the challenge, TiAnode Fabricators Pvt Ltd (Tiaano), a Chennai based company, developed an envir

Turbo charging photosynthesis with the ‘Artificial Leaf’

The use of photosynthesis in the production of biofuels is something we all have heard of, but how this process can be more potentially utilized, still remains under explored. The present indices about the low efficiency of photosynthesis show that with m

Bioplastic from biomass set to reduce our dependency on oil

Petroleum is an ingredient used in many modern products ranging from pharmaceuticals to plastics. Once the sources of petroleum have been exhausted, how are we going to produce the petroleum based products to meet our demands? The answer is given in the

World’s largest PEM fuel cell being tested in Belgium

As the time moves on new developments can be seen in the field of technology. Every new innovation is always better than its predecessor and new records are set regarding efficiency. Keeping up the trend, an International chemical group Solvay now claims

Intel plans to use solar powered CPU tech in graphics chips

Code named as Claremont, the solar powered processor by Intel will be showcased at the International Solid State Conference in San Francisco by the end of this month. Also known as the near threshold voltage (NTV) CPU, its main highlight is that it can o

Air powered Soft Robots can lift 120 times their own weight

Biomimicry is the best way of studying nature and using it to solve the problems of mankind. It is a realistic approach and has worked wonders when replicated. Recently, designers Xi Chen and George Whitesides came up with an improved version of ‘Soft R

Could algae save us from the clutches of global warming?

The need for clean solutions Global warming is a contemporary issue that we need to contend with. No matter what the naysayers say, statistics show that this grave problem needs urgent attention, and that the major underlying causes are due to human acti

Researchers develop flexible batteries for smart textiles

Would you consider wearing a battery ? Of course not, it might seem too dangerous. However, researchers from the Polytechnic School of Montreal in Canada under the leadership of Maksim Skorobogatiy have made the idea possible. They have created a prototyp

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