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Portuguese researchers in Aveiro find that coffee grounds can be repurposed
1+ hour, 23+ min ago (369+ words) Research conducted at the University of Aveiro demonstrates that spent coffee grounds can be repurposed as an emulsion to protect coffee oil from oxidation, the institution revealed. By TPN/Lusa, in News · 20 Jul 2026, 08:03 · 0 Comments The study, carried out by researchers…...
Indian scientists create solar-powered system to turn seawater into drinking water
1+ hour, 28+ min ago (151+ words) Mathrubhumi English Amrita researchers have developed a solar-powered technology that converts sewage and seawater into safe drinking water using sunlight and a low-cost evaporator. Researchers at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, have developed a solar-powered water purification technology that can convert…...
In May 1952, Rosalind Franklin and her graduate student Raymond Gosling exposed a hydrated DNA fibre to X-rays for 62 hours in a King's College basement and produced Photo 51, an image so crisp the dark cross at its centre showed the molecule was helical before Watson and Crick had drawn a single line.
3+ hour, 49+ min ago (568+ words) By Science Blog Editorial Team · Editorial process Published July 20, 2026 Franklin had joined King’s in January 1951, hired to set up an X-ray diffraction unit in the biophysics department. The DNA she worked with was unusually pure and long, which meant it…...
Introduction of Staff Scientist Role for the First Time... Supporting Women Scientists and Engineers with Career Breaks to Return to Research Fields
6+ hour, 45+ min ago (280+ words) Published 20 Jul.2026 12:00(KST) Updated 20 Jul.2026 14:05(KST) As research projects have become larger in scale and more sophisticated, demand for specialized research support staff has increased. However, such roles have often been filled by student researchers or employees on short-term contracts,…...
KAIST Makes Buttons Rise With Light
3+ hour, 59+ min ago (312+ words) < From left. Professor Il-Kwon Oh and Hyunsoo Kim, a master's student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering > No wires. No actuators. Shine light on the metal surface, and it rises like a button. KAIST researchers have developed a metal structure that changes shape using light, without any light-absorbing coating. This technology could open new possibilities for tactile…...
Toronto chemist saw her son jump on the couch, spurring her to uncover toxins in everyday items
13+ hour, 17+ min ago (399+ words) A routine moment at home became a scientific question for Miriam Diamond, an environmental chemist and professor of Earth sciences at the University of Toronto. Seeing her young son jump on the living room couch made her think about what…...
Water's greatest energy mystery solved? Renowned India-born physicist claims science-defying discovery
7+ hour, 15+ min ago (1569+ words) What if the water in your glass could light up your home? His name is Yogendra Narain Srivastava. Born in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, in 1941, he was a child prodigy who finished school at 12 and earned a PhD in physics from…...
Did Scientists Just Solve The Biggest Mystery Holding Back Solid-State Batteries
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QUT Breakthrough Shatters Carbon Nanotube Limits
7+ hour, 59+ min ago (465+ words) QUT researchers have overcome a challenge that has limited next-generation energy-harvesting materials for more than two decades, opening the door to more powerful wearable electronics and new ways of turning wasted heat into electricity. The breakthrough centres on carbon nanotubes,…...
German scientists have managed to convert up to 31.3% of sunlight directly into hydrogen, a number that puts the race for clean fuel from nothing but sun and chemistry on a whole new level
11+ hour, 15+ min ago (905+ words) German scientists hit 31.3% efficiency converting sunlight directly into hydrogen. Discover how this new tech could fuel the future. By Sonia Ramírez · Editorial process What if sunlight could become clean fuel without passing through the usual maze of power equipment? German…...