
An Indian scientist at the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute or Neeri has claimed to have developed a safe method to store as well as transport hydrogen. Currently, the technology is being tested and fine-tuned and once it enters the n

It’s been ages since man has been trying to understand the socialisation and communication process of the most intelligent animal, the dolphins. Plenty of research is available on dolphin vocalization and hearing anatomy, and now as one step ahead, res

Fuel cells offer us a way out of our petrol and oil worries and offer consumers an alternative to fossil fuels. But what has stopped us from switching over entirely to fuel cells is cost and technology. With a view to furthering the development of efficie

The capital city of Seoul in South Korea looks to be taking the bull by the horns in its quest to provide proper power supply to its citizens. In September of 2011, the country was hit by blackouts, affecting millions and even leading to the resignation o

In what is a new twist, researchers are claiming that one of the ways to reduce CO2 emissions may be to produce pure carbon dioxide. The claim applies to factories that rely on fossil fuels. If pure CO2 is produced, then greenhouses gases – once isolate

Soft drink giant, Coca Cola, had earlier installed two UTC power cells at its East Hartford plant in 2011. Little would it have thought that the decision would be so beneficial. The bottling plant has so far seen its carbon emissions reduce by a significa

We seem to be progressing into an age where things are being built on smaller scales. This is especially important for medical science as the smaller the equipment, the farther it can probe into the human body, getting around obstacles that stand in the w

Our eyes are our world. Loss of sight can be a dreadful experience for any one. To combat this challenge, a retinal implant or a bionic eye has been developed by scientists at Stanford University in California. It is powered by light as compared to presen

With increasing electricity bills, body heat powered computers could be the way to go. Heat is simply the transmission of current from a hot object towards a cold object. Technological advancements could make it possible to use heat released from the body

Using renewable energy to power devices is all well and good, but it’s a known fact that current systems aren’t able to harness as much sunlight or wind and store excess energy properly for future use. This has prevented a large part of the world from