Tag Archives: Carbon nanotube
New Lighter Blades For Wind Turbines
Marcio Loos, is a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Macromolecular Science and Engineering has reached to new blades for the wind turbines that are much lighter than the used blades nowadays, which will make the blades will move by less wind. The new blades are made from polyurethane reinforced with carbon nanotube, using a small commercial blade … Continue reading
Bee Venom Explosives
We all know that bees are the source of honey, they are very useful in pollination. We also all get terrified from the bee venom because of the inflammation, but what will you think now if the Bee Venom is used to make explosives? Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have shown that … Continue reading
The Amazing Ultra Light Solid Material (MCNT)
The Amazing Ultra Light Solid Material (MCNT) The new material have incredible strength that can bear huge strength and can insulate heat and when changed to smoke it can cover a very large surface area. that one once of this material can cover the space of 3 football fields. Scientists are reporting the ultra-light form … Continue reading
Future Inventions
Insect Robots Advances in microelectronics is making yesterday’s science fiction into tomorrow’s future inventions. Scientists at the University of California have implanted beetles with miniaturized electronics that allows the insects to be controlled. Research presented at a conference in Italy demonstrated a new technology for creatiing “cyborg insects”. The flying beetles receive wireless signals from … Continue reading
Nano Memory
Nano Memory 1,000 Times Faster Nanoscale computer memory retrieves data 1,000 times faster Memory Storage Electronic memory designs in the past have largely relied on the formation of transistors. However, research into crossbar switch based electronics have offered an alternative using reconfigurable interconnections between vertical and horizontal wiring arrays to create ultra high density memories. … Continue reading
