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Organic, metal-free battery breaks down in acid for recycling
Scientists are investigating more eco-friendly chemistries for batteries, and a team at Texas A&M University has just put forward an interesting candidate, demonstrating a metal-free battery that can be placed in acidic solutions to degrade on demand.
Wearables
Sensor-packin' gloves designed to be a wearable weightlifting coach
Any fitness expert will tell you, weightlifting is about more than just lifting weights up and down. A new set of "smart" gloves is designed with that in mind, as they track multiple performance metrics in real real time.
Imaging & Diagnostics
New imaging tech offers incredibly detailed 3D videos of pulsating brains
An imaging technique has been developed offering detailed 3D videos of a human brain. The technique offers novel perspectives on the motions of a brain, delivering clinicians a new diagnostic tool and researchers insights into neurological disorders.
Bicycles
Bendable bike light made to give cyclists some space
In order to keep drivers from passing too close, some cyclists use bike-mounted foam "noodles" that extend out horizontally toward the traffic. The L-Bow takes that concept a step further, by applying it to a tail light.
Materials
Reversible fabric heats on one side, cools on the other
It can be frustrating, when the jacket that you initially put on to keep you warm starts making you too hot. Jackets made from an experimental new reversible fabric, however, could both heat and cool their wearer.
Urban Transport
Citroën puts tiny electric pod to work with My Ami Cargo edition
Back in early 2019, Citroën shared a vision for inner city micromobility with the Ami One electric concept. The tiny two-seater was launched in Europe last year and now it's being joined by the My Ami Cargo, an electric microvan for small businesses.
Motorcycles
Review: In&Motion motorcycle airbag vest with road/track/trail modes
Motorcycle airbags have come a long way since Honda first put airbags on the Goldwing. We've spent a month riding in a lightweight vest that can detect crashes as they happen and fully inflate a protective airbag in just six hundredths of a second.
Campervans
Volkswagen gives a better look at sleek, glassy T7 van ahead of debut
Volkswagen has been slowly teasing the all-new T7 Multivan for weeks now, and today it provides the best look yet and confirms a world premiere in mid-June. The new MPV promises to be lower, wider, roomier and more versatile than ever.
Astronomy
"Recent" volcanic eruption on Mars boosts subsurface life hypothesis
Mars orbiters have spotted a large volcanic deposit that appears to be relatively fresh, only about 53,000 years old. The find may lend weight to the idea that the Red Planet was recently, or still is, habitable for subsurface microbes.
Bicycles
Cowboy rides out 4th gen city ebike, adds step-through variant
Belgian ebike maker Cowboy has launched its next generation commuter bikes. The Cowboy 4 comes with 50 percent more torque, custom components, an upgraded frame, and is joined by a new step-through edition.
Science
Scientists generate the highest-intensity laser pulses ever recorded
Scientists at South Korea's Center for Relativistic Laser Science have achieved a major milestone in physics – and one pursued by researchers in the field for decades – by generating a record-breaking ultra-high intensity laser.
Electronics
Magic angle makes graphene simultaneously superconducting and insulating
Graphene just keeps getting weirder. Engineers at ETH Zurich have now managed to tweak the overachieving material so that some parts of a flake can be an electrical insulator while other areas act as a superconductor, just nanometers apart.
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