University of Stuttgart
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Claimed to be the first building to have its core structure made entirely from interlocking timber panels formed by robots, the Landesgartenschau Exhibition Hall in Stuttgart, Germany is created as a self-supporting, lightweight structure based on biomimetic principles.
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Phosphorus is a mineral that's widely used in fertilizer, which itself has an unfortunate tendency to leach out of farmers' fields and into our waterways. Now, researchers have devised a method of retrieving some of that phosphorus from the water.
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Researchers at the University of Stuttgart are preparing to test a solar heating system that uses a solar thermal system in conjunction with a sorption tank for storing heat from solar collectors throughout the warmer months that can then be released when the mercury drops.
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A group of engineers in Germany has succeeded in demonstrating 40 Gbit/s wireless data transmission.
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SmartShell is a wooden structure that uses hydraulic drives to compensate for structural loads.
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ScienceResearchers at the University of Stuttgart claim to have developed "the world's smallest steam engine," consisting of a single particle.