The large-scale production of highly efficient and non-toxic organic solar cells is now possible thanks to a new design principle developed at Linköping University, Sweden.
In a study published in Nature Energy, researchers analyzed the shape and molecular interaction in...
The Innovation, Technological Development, and Internet of Things Applications Center (CIIoT) at Tec de Monterrey developed an original platform for measuring water quality. It's called "Internet of Water", a technological platform based on the Internet of Things (IoT).
The system...
The National University of La Plata (UNLP) announced the launch of a project to boost the carbon credit market in Argentina. This initiative includes tools for carbon footprint certification and CO2 capture validation in the country.
This will enhance these...
Using drones against hail in areas where crops are often victims of extreme weather could be a real lifesaver.
The fight against hail and harsh weather conditions has historically posed a challenge for agricultural producers, especially in regions like San...
More than 10,000 kilometers traveled. The FCH2Rail project has achieved a milestone by obtaining Adif's authorization to operate the first hydrogen hybrid train on the Spanish railway network.
Developed by a consortium that includes the Basque manufacturer CAF and entities...
A group of students created an innovative prototype device that allows for the generation and storage of hydrogen through the use of renewable energies. However, what is surprising is not the invention itself, but the fact that this device...
A bathtub that "washes people"? According to the Japanese firm Science, it is possible. It is the Mirai Nigen Sentakuki bathtub, an invention designed to provide a personalized bath experience, measuring the heart rate and adjusting the water temperature...
The educational community of Technical School 4-171 Hilda Mabel Coria, located in the Carmensa district, General Alvear (Mendoza), installed wildlife rescue ramps in the institution's water reservoir.
This biodiversity protection project had the active participation of students, who learned about...
A group of researchers from Ohio State University has developed a new prototype of an air-to-water collector that promises to end drought and be more efficient and portable than traditional methods.
Built with temperature-sensitive materials, this device made of nickel...
A group of young people from Corrientes created an innovative and revolutionary project: they reused sawdust to create ecological thermoacoustic panels.
The panels are biodegradable, allowing the management of an abundant and problematic waste in the timber industry. The team...