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New efficiency record advances spray-on solar cells
Researchers at the University of Toronto have set a new efficiency record of 6 percent for colloidal quantum dot solar cells.
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The spherical genius of the Hüttlin Kugelmotor
The spherical Hüttlin kugelmotor is the latest candidate for a compact range extender generator.
Automotive
The world's oldest running car up for sale
This 1884 de Dion Bouton et Trepardoux Dos-a-Dos Steam Runabout was De Dion's second prototype, participating in, and winning the world's first automobile race and it is hence one of the most significant automobiles in history. It is for sale.
Marine
ICTINEU 3 submersible dives to depths of almost 4000 feet
The ICTINEU 3 is a three-seater submersible that is designed to dive to a maximum depth of 1,200 meters (3,937 ft), which its makers claim will make it the world's ninth deepest submersible.
Games
Warco's new take on FPS gaming: shoot with a video camera, not a gun
Warco - The News Game is a planned FPS-style game where the player takes on the role of a war correspondent tasked with collecting video from the battlefield.
Music
One-of-a-kind Gravity Harp features robotic pendulums
The Gravity Harp features four robotic pendulums, each housing an eleven string harp.
Automotive
British ammo dump to become the Bilster Berg luxury drive resort
A disused British ammo dump is to become the Bilster Berg luxury drive resort.
Medical Devices
Scientists reconstruct visual stimuli by reading brain activity
Scientists have created a system that is able to visually reconstruct images that people have seen, by reading their brain activity.
Good Thinking
Carnivorous plant inspires new super-slippery material
Scientists have created an inexpensive, robust, liquid-repellent surface material, inspired by the inner surface of the pitcher plant.
Marine
U-Boat Worx makes its mini-submersibles available for private charter
U-Boat Worx is now offering private charters of its C-Quester 3 and C-Explorer 2 mini-submarines.
Automotive
Rimac Concept_One electric supercar revealed
The all new Concept_One EV we previewed ahead of this month's Frankfurt Motor Show has been revealed.
Cancer
New treatment triggers cancer cells to produce their own anti-cancer medication
A new protein "switch" approach developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University instructs cancer cells to produce their own cancer medication and causing the cancer cells to self-destruct while sparing healthy tissue.
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