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Car bodies, mobile phones could one day be their own batteries thumbnail

Car bodies, mobile phones could one day be their own batteries

Could we one day see a battery-free future for mobile phones, electric cars and other devices? European researchers believe we can, and have just
Breakthrough could lead to cheap, printable sheets of light thumbnail

Breakthrough could lead to cheap, printable sheets of light

Swedish and US researchers have developed a new lighting technology that could lead to innovations like illuminated wallpaper made entirely of plastic and cheaper,
Invisible glass coating protects grape vines, toilets, more thumbnail

Invisible glass coating protects grape vines, toilets, more

Imagine being able to coat almost every surface — from your dressiest coat to the seat on your loo — with an invisible, ultra-thin
Mobile phone records can help predict spread of malaria thumbnail

Mobile phone records can help predict spread of malaria

How can you predict the spread of malaria in a region like Zanzibar, where few records are available showing how people travel from place
Nanotech ink turns plain paper into a super battery thumbnail

Nanotech ink turns plain paper into a super battery

Researchers at Stanford University have developed a way to turn an ordinary sheet of paper into an ultra-lightweight and flexible battery by dipping it
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Innovation could pave way for new hydrogen technologies

Scientists have devised a new way for storing hydrogen, a breakthrough that could pave the way for new hydrogen technologies. Researchers at the Carnegie
iawards recognise cutting-edge British innovation thumbnail

iawards recognise cutting-edge British innovation

A high-tech ‘X-MAN Model Cancer Patient’ last night won the iaward of the Year for British innovation. The iawards recognise cutting-edge British companies that
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Finalists named for British innovation awards

The government today announced the shortlist of finalists for its first-ever awards to recognise the best of British science, technology and innovation. The final
Wanted: Innovative ideas for building a smart grid thumbnail

Wanted: Innovative ideas for building a smart grid

Are you or your company developing an innovative way to decarbonise the power grid, transmit both data and energy via the grid or boost
US seeks to tap cloud computing for climate change, more thumbnail

US seeks to tap cloud computing for climate change, more

US researchers are studying cloud computing’s potential to provide a cost-effective and energy-efficient way to speed up discoveries and innovation in climate change, physics

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