Using highly advanced thermogenerators, Russian auto engineers from the Training Nanotechnology Engineering Center at Bauman Moscow State Technical University, hope to produce electricity from a car’s carbon emissions under a project financed by…
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A Purdue University professor, Cary Mitchell, hopes to utilize evaporated water from the university’s power plant to grow crops in a high tunnel structure. Recently, Wal-Mart has awarded Mitchell with a $75,000 grant to help him with the project….
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LG Electronics will start manufacturing crystalline silicon-wafer based solar cells next month, as it has just recently completed its first solar cell production line. The Gumi, North Gyeongsang-based production line will annually produce about half..
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Coral Gardens in Dubai, when developed, will be an eco-resort signifying how specific architectural mechanisms coexist and evolve with the local marine habitat. The design workshop of the Architectural Association has been instrumental to bring about.
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Not often do you come across a tale of courage and struggle. Here is a story of a woman who fought against all odds to save Mother Nature. Tian Guirong, who stated her environmental work way back in 1998 by recycling used batteries thought of helping.
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After creating the famous Barrel Monster, Joe Carnevale is back with yet another masterpiece, a giant elephant. His newest creation is made using secondhand computer monitors, washed-up motherboards and picked-apart keyboards. Carnevale, the…
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The IDF Logistics Corps is working towards keeping its infantry units connected with the rest of the military. The company plans to provide IDF infantry units with specially designed solar panels to juice up the batteries of their communication…
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Singapore’s National Parks Board has proudly declared Grant Associates and Gustafson Porter as the winners of its international competition. For the competition, the participants had to design Gardens by the Bay as part of the next phase of the…
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The Bright Green Expo in Copenhagen gave fashion designer Tine M. Jensen, the Danish Design School, the Alexandra Institute and the embroiderers at Forster Rohner, a wonderful platform to exhibit their dazzling LED-studded dress. Hailed as the…
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At the Canton Museum of Art, 13 artists from New Jersey to Minnesota have revivified scrap metal, wire, pipe and other discarded objects into 26 sculptures worth cherishing. The exhibit dubbed “Something From Nothing: Contemporary Recycled Sculpture..
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