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Air electrolysis extends green hydrogen production worldwide as an alternative for decarbonizing the economy.
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A school in Ukraine becomes an example of how 3D printing can help in regions devastated by human conflict or natural disasters.
A team of researchers has developed wearable devices that will enable experiences such as enjoying the scent of a garden in virtual reality.
An Airbus prototype replicates the flapping of bird wings and joins the list of examples of biomimetics, the engineering branch inspired by nature.
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Areas as diverse as viticulture, healthcare, and the automotive industry benefit from its potential.
Researchers from Saudi Arabia have developed a hydrogel that can absorb the moisture from the air to produce low-cost drinking water.
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Can we protect art from natural disasters, conflicts or the erosion of time itself? At ACCIONA, we have found a way of insuring the artistic capital of our past against any risks: large-scale 3D printing.
Can we protect art from natural disasters, conflicts or the erosion of time itself? At ACCIONA, we have found a way of insuring the artistic capital of our past against any risks: large-scale 3D printing.
Can we protect art from natural disasters, conflicts or the erosion of time itself? At ACCIONA, we have found a way of insuring the artistic capital of our past against any risks: large-scale 3D printing.
Can we protect art from natural disasters, conflicts or the erosion of time itself? At ACCIONA, we have found a way of insuring the artistic capital of our past against any risks: large-scale 3D printing.
