NTU scientists have developed a stretchable and waterproof ‘fabric’ that turns energy generated from body movements into electrical energy.

Whether it's photovoltaics or fusion, sooner or later, human civilization must turn to renewable energies. This is deemed inevitable.

Solar panels often get a bad rap for spoiling the appearance of homes and businesses. Yet, this may be about to change.

Increasing solar panel efficiencies while lowering cost to replace coal and gas as energy sources still requires technological advancements

A team of researchers have developed an octopus-inspired glove capable of securely and delicately gripping objects underwater.

MIT researchers have developed a portable desalination unit, weighing less than 10 kilograms, that can generate drinking water from seawater

Heart disease — the leading cause of death in the U.S. — is so deadly in part because the heart, unlike other organs, cannot repair itself.

The result surprised the research group: compared to pure barium titanate of a similar thickness, the current flow was up to 1,000x stronger

The robotic microswarm could be particularly valuable for those who lack the manual dexterity to clean their teeth effectively themselves.

Gun violence is now recognized as a pervasive and growing problem in a country with patchwork regulation and 25% more guns than people.

Scientists propose the idea of a multilayer deflective film to be deployed at the Lagrangian Point decreasing the incident sunlight by 1.8%.

Direct air carbon capture and sequestration (DAC) are considered critical to achieving a net-zero greenhouse gas emissions economy by 2050.

It is hoped that EOptomizer will be adapted across the industry and help drive down carbon emissions, by making consumers’ goods last longer

The small, thin microphone demonstrates a wider auditory field than human ears, while it can be easily attachable to the skin.

Audioflow, performed almost as well as a specialist machine used in clinics, and achieves similar results to urology residents.

Two robotic arms – a fork in one hand, a knife in the other – flank a seated man, who sits in front of a table, with a piece of cake.

A research team from Japan has investigated the viability of using such microwave-powered propulsion for real-world applications.

New project examines the differences between human sleep patterns on earth and in space using ear-EEG-tech developed at Aarhus University

There’s an abandoned coal power plant in upstate New York that most people regard as a useless relic.Paul Woskov sees things differently.

Researchers have developed an electronic tattoo that can deliver continuous blood pressure measurements at an extremely accurate level.