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Microwaves utilized to convert used motor oil into fuel

Scientists from the University of Cambridge have developed a system that uses microwaves to convert waste oil into vehicle fuel.
Environment

T-box concept to capture wind energy from trains

The T-box concept would be installed between railway sleepers, and would harness the wind of passing trains to generate electricity.
Science

Nano-brick packaging allows foods to last longer

A "nano-brick" coating developed for food wrap should help foods last considerably longer by sealing out oxygen.
Stroke

Head-worn device uses sonar to rapidly diagnose stroke

A team of radiologists and retired US Navy sonar experts have used technology developed for submarines as the basis for a new device which offers quick detection, diagnosis and monitoring of stroke.
Robotics

QinetiQ provides unmanned robotic systems to aid in Japan's recovery efforts

QinetiQ will provide unmanned vehicle equipment and training to aid in in the dangerous task of clearing hazardous debris resulting from the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11, 2011.
Automotive

Kia Naimo electric concept makes debut in Seoul

Designed as a five-door, four-seater urban commuter, Kia's Naimo concept is powered by an 80 kW electric motor which delivers a top speed of 150 km/h.
Robotics

Pneumatic thought-controlled prosthetic arm created by students

Two undergraduate students from Toronto's Ryerson University have created a prosthetic arm that is controlled by its wearer's brain signals, and powered by compressed air.
Pets

iPet Companion lets people play with real kitties over the internet

iPet Companion is a system that allows internet users to remotely play with cats living in animal shelters, via their computers and in real time.
Music

PianoMaestro guides pianists through the music

The PianoMaestro learning system consists of MIDI-reading PC software and a ruler-like LED bar that's placed at the back of a piano keyboard and signals where and when notes need to be played.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Mosquito inspires near-painless hypodermic needle

A Japanese scientist has created an almost painless hypodermic needle, inspired by the mosquito's proboscis.
Environment

Experimental direct solar steam generation power plant opens in Spain

A new experimental solar steam generation power plant that opened last week in southern Spain is aiming to improve on the efficiency of existing concentrated solar power systems.
Environment

Tough plastic film made from waste chicken feathers

Scientists have used waste chicken feathers to create a strong, water-resistant thermopolastic film.

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