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Hand-picked, positive examples on how technology may be used in a good way

Capturing conversion

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Heat turns banana and orange peel into energy-rich material. Renewable energy can be stored in heated carbon blocks. Now, a research team at MIT...
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High-performing imitation

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Using the human body as a model for electronic inventions isn’t restricted to the field of data storage. Now, a research team from Washington...
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Reductive reaction

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This food seemingly appears out of thin air. Alongside CO2, methane is a significant factor in global warming. Now, a Californian company has finalised...
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Enhanced welfare

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Recently, an unusual album stormed the Australian charts. Now, an international research team has been focusing their attention on a species which, according to...
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Magic shed

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Space debris could be cleaned and radioactive uranium removed from water. Solar modules - especially in the desert - need to be dusted regularly...
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Rational reaction

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There are ‘sweet solutions’ for rare earths. Bacteria, meanwhile, can be used to break down metals. Now, a research team at Northwestern University is...
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Clean solution

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France decided to reduce waste from electronic devices. Rare earths are crucial components, but hard to recycle sustainably. Now, an Iranian research team is...
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Illuminating reaction

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Tamarind peel helps generate power. With their high energy density, supercapacitors play a crucial role in solar-thermics as they can store large quantities of...
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Productive flexibility

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Our heart can power a pacemaker and body heat fitness trackers. Why not use wasted heat from warm water pipes in a similar way?...
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Transparent assessment

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It’s possible to detect skin cancer using your mobile. For women, however, breast cancer remains the most common type. A research team at Duke...
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