Eco Technology Guide

Training soldiers for battle is not an easy task nor is it energy efficient. A United States state-of-the-art military facility located in New Jersey called the ‘Battle Lab’ sees almost 20,000 military and other related personnel from various armed fo

The National Academy of Sciences defines geoengineering as options involving large-scale engineering of our environment in order to combat or counteract the effects of changes in atmospheric chemistry. As reported in another research, geoengineering techn

With our climate taking a warm approach due to the rise in the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, governments over the world are funding projects that includes the development of satellites that can closely monitor our planet from space to stud

One of the biggest problems that most designers and engineers face while creating electronic circuits and modern gadgets is the dispersion of heat. No one wants to handle a device that generates excess heat and gets uncomfortably warm. This can also reduc

Power industry is the largest contributor in the production of greenhouse gas emissions and the second in line is the cement industry, which is always overlooked. Going with figures, cement industry accounts for emitting five to six percent of carbon diox

Copper has for long been appreciated by several researchers over the world for its ability to recycle carbon dioxide that is emitted by power plants. Moreover, copper is one of the few metals that can act as a catalyst and convert carbon dioxide into gree

Given the current levels of industrialization and its impact around the world, the very scope of a localized natural disaster can actually expand and have its consequence globally. This adverse trend was aptly exhibited by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear di

The speed of computer chips isn’t getting faster, so in order to keep computational power of chips increasing additional processing units or ‘cores’ are being given to the chips by the chipmakers. A typical chip used presently has a maximum of eight

The field of plastic electronics has been given a boost with the invention of a new technology that could soon see the world using them in an array of applications from robotics to satellite navigation. The breakthrough was facilitated by a team of resear

Researchers at the A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland, have discovered a new phenomenon that occurs when electrical current is passed through carbon nanotubes. Items in close proximity heat up whereas the nanotubes themselves sta