Silica gel helps new sweat-sensing smartwatch start monitoring without long delays
Japanese researchers develop a wearable sweat sensor that tracks sodium- and potassium-responsive signals wirelessly.
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Japanese researchers develop a wearable sweat sensor that tracks sodium- and potassium-responsive signals wirelessly.
Raytheon-Rafael facility in Arkansas has delivered its first fully American-made Tamir interceptor to the Israel Missile…
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China's Guowang satellite network connected Arctic researchers with Antarctica in a video call with less than one second…
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The Hunter WOLF is a multi-mission unmanned ground vehicle engineered to reduce soldier workload, extend operational rea…
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A survey led by the Seychelles Islands Foundation (SIF) and the University of Exeter found that the identified populatio…
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Lockheed Martin unveils PAC-3 Edge, a new interceptor designed to improve US defenses against hypersonic missiles.
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US researchers develop a fluorine-free battery binder that replaces toxic solvents and simplifies lithium-ion recycling.
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