These "foldable bottlebrush polymer networks" could pave the way for materials that are both robust and highly flexible.

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A groundbreaking study by researchers from RMIT University in Australia and Indian institutions has unveiled a novel ...

An MIT spinout has created a novel technology using innovative thermal batteries from electrically conductive firebricks to ...

Donald Trump and Elon Musk are set to massively slash costs at NASA. They will likely take aim at extremely costly programs ...

Chinese researchers created an AI-powered robot that leaps across asteroid surfaces, adjusting its posture mid-air to enhance ...

The XLAUV can also support anti-submarine warfare and provide another means for the navy to undertake covert surveillance ...

Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have developed a liquid moisture adsorbent that efficiently desorbs water at ...

The researchers have filed a patent application to protect their invention, which reduces catalyst deactivation.

Aikido's innovative technology can help transport wind turbines horizontally using barges and at smaller ports in the US and ...

Germany is compiling a list of buildings, including car parks and underground stations, that could be converted into bunkers ...