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In 2020, Australian researchers burned discarded human hair into carbon dots for OLEDs; the dots reached 87% quantum yield, and rigid displays hit 700 cd/m²In a remarkable scientific breakthrough, discarded human hair has been converted into luminous carbon dots, now being explored for their ap...- Psychology says people who can't throw things away may be holding onto more than just objectsPsychology says people who can't throw things away, even when those items no longer have practical value, are often influenced by emotional...
- 7 Vastu Mistakes That May Be Blocking Your Financial GrowthVastu Shastra offers guidance on home organization for financial harmony. Clutter in the north direction is believed to obstruct career and...
- He failed 5,000 times, but never gave up, to make the right vacuum; now his net worth is $13 billionSir James Dyson built a famous appliance brand after 5,127 failed attempts. He focused on solving everyday household annoyances with persis...
- Meet Wyatt Biggs: 8-year-old Florida boy who turned his robot vacuum obsession into a viral YouTube Brand that earned upto $1,800 in a monthEight-year-old Wyatt Biggs from Florida developed a passion for robot vacuums at a young age. He now repairs and restores these machines, s...
- The Geological Past Behind Today’s Clean Energy MaterialsAncient plate collisions billions of years ago are now understood to be the key to locating rare earth element deposits. New geological mod...
- Third eye: Saying it with diamond map, losing polls and bungalow, and on the Road to m-ticketingGovind Dholakia received attention in Parliament for presenting PM Modi with a unique diamond shaped like India's map. Haryana Congress lea...
- Dhanteras: Here's what you should buy and what to avoid on this auspicious day, favourable time for purchasingDhanteras, an important Hindu festival, is observed on the 13th day of the Krishna Paksha in the month of Kartik. On this auspicious day, H...
- Apple unexpectedly supports Right to Repair ActA Right to Repair Act that mandates manufacturers provide customers and outside repair shops with tools, parts, and information needed to f...
- How to effectively manage e-waste at home or in officeE-waste and its disposal are a major environmental concern that affects the entire world and causes serious health problems for anyone who ...
- Changing damaged iPhone 12 screen may not cost a bomb with Apple 'Right To Repair' programRepairing an out-of-warranty iPhone 12 screen costs over Rs 20K at an Apple store.
- Buy or Wait? How to decide whether you need a phone upgrade or notAt some point, it does become practical to get a new phone, like when the cost of fixing a broken part is too high. But often, upgrades may...
- Voter turnout in Karnataka highest since 1952 Assembly polls: CEO"The voter turnout in the polls broke all records last night. By midnight, the figures showed that it was 72.13 per cent," he told.
- 6 must-have gadgets for the intrepid travellerApart from the phones, tablets and cameras, take a look at these nifty little accessories. They are sure to make a trip more enjoyable.
- New nanomotors could help make self-healing electronic systemsScientists have developed self-propelled nanomotors that can seek out and repair tiny scratches or electronic components and could lead to ...
- Indian-American boy wins prestigious young scientist awardAn 18-year-old Indian-American boy has won the prestigious Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award in the US for inventing a device that qui...
- Now, you can sell broken gadgets on eBayIt's a sad day when a beloved piece of tech finally bites the dust. But remember that you can sell broken tech on eBay and put a little cas...
- Remember, sell your broken gadgets on EbayHave an old cell phone, laptop or video camera you don't use anymore? Don't junk it — sell it!
- Tata Power Solar partners with Bajaj Finance to provide EMI options on purchase of solar power equipmentsThe plan will be initiated in 20 cities across 10 states in the first phase with a country-wide rollout in the next few months.
- Power source thinner than paper can now charge your phoneThe capacitor is made out of a thin film of nickel and fluoride, which enables it to store energy in an electric field.
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