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To explore how bats diversified their diets, researchers embarked on extensive fieldwork in the jungles of Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.

With new organic molecules, the organic flow battery performed well for 600 cycles without a drop in capacity.

This airborne observation experiment will be supported by cameras and spectrographs.

Solar Landscape’s STEP-UP program has trained over 2,500 individuals, boosting workforce diversity in the clean energy sector.

Meta said the new partnership with Sage Geosystems will significantly expand the use of geothermal power in the US.

Deploying a locally made ballistic missile would provide Ukraine with a low-cost, new stand-off strike option unlike any other in its inventory.

Swiss scientists invent a new chocolate that incorporates the whole cacao fruit — and guess what? It tastes good. But how good?

EAGLS C-UAS system is a platform that can accommodate both mobile and stationary integrations to protect critical infrastructure.

The company deleted posts criticizing Covid vaccines and suggesting the virus was developed in a Chinese laboratory.

Semi-transparent and flexible solar cells have a range of applications in aerospace, architecture and in wearables.

Aquaria’s line of atmospheric water generators can provide clean drinking water to drought-stricken regions.

Drones move faster than police cars or guards, reaching incident site quickly and allowing for prompt action and response.

The results seen during the pilot phase have opened the doors for the implementation of HYBRIT process on an industrial scale.

Astrobee was built on the basis of lessons learned from the Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellite (SPHERES) robots.

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering creates a biomaterial that could not only replace plastic but absorb carbon dioxide.

Cambridge researchers developed a zero-emission cement method, recycling old concrete in steel furnaces. If powered by renewables, this could cut 7.5% of global emissions and make concrete fully sustainable.

The Event Horizon Telescope collaboration expects 50% sharper black hole images from Earth in the future.

Aluminum and steel used with solar panels are easy to recover but recovering copper and silver is time and energy intensive.