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DNA-Perovskite Device Cuts Storage Power Use by 100x
Innovation2d ago

DNA-Perovskite Device Cuts Storage Power Use by 100x

Scientists at Penn State have created a breakthrough memory device that combines synthetic DNA with solar cell materials, using 100 times less power than flash drives while storing far more data. The innovation could revolutionize energy-hungry AI data centers and pave the way for brain-like computing.

Phys.org - Technology3 min read
Lab-Grown Muscle Protein Creates Super-Strong Fabric
Innovation3d ago

Lab-Grown Muscle Protein Creates Super-Strong Fabric

Scientists at Washington University have turned animal muscle proteins into revolutionary fibers that could transform everything from workout clothes to medical implants. The breakthrough solves a major problem plaguing other eco-friendly materials.

Phys.org3 min read
Shrimp Shell Material Gets Stronger When Wet, Beats Plastic
InnovationFeb 18

Shrimp Shell Material Gets Stronger When Wet, Beats Plastic

Scientists created a waterproof material from discarded shrimp shells that actually becomes 50% stronger when immersed in water. This breakthrough could finally give us a sustainable plastic replacement that thrives in the environment instead of polluting it.

Phys.org3 min read
Living Walls Grow, Breathe, and Fix Their Own Cracks
InnovationFeb 16

Living Walls Grow, Breathe, and Fix Their Own Cracks

Scientists created building materials embedded with living bacteria that capture carbon from the air, repair themselves, and strengthen over time. A massive installation at the Venice Architecture Biennale is testing whether these living walls can survive for months.

Google News - Science2 min read
Madagascar Spider Spins Silk 10X Stronger Than Steel
InnovationJan 31

Madagascar Spider Spins Silk 10X Stronger Than Steel

A coin-sized spider in Madagascar weaves webs 80 feet across rivers using silk that outperforms steel and Kevlar. Scientists are racing to understand how this tiny creature creates one of nature's toughest materials. #

Times of India - Good News2 min read