Used coffee grounds were charred at 350 degrees Celsius until they became a charcoal-like biochar
By Lab Report · Sep 5, 2026
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On September 11, 2018, a Dutch city opened a 30-meter bike path built from hollow prefabricated modules containing the recycled equivalent…
By Lab Report · Sep 5, 2026
In 1945, Raytheon engineer Percy Spencer noticed a candy bar melting in his pocket while he worked near a radar magnetron
By The Long View · Sep 4, 2026
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By The Long View · Sep 2, 2026
A 12-year-old in California built a working printer for blind readers out of a Lego robot kit for his school science fair, after finding…
By Lab Report · Sep 2, 2026
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By Lab Report · Sep 1, 2026
At 458 metres long and drawing nearly 25 metres of water when loaded, Seawise Giant was too enormous for the Suez and Panama canals—or even…
By The Long View · Sep 1, 2026
A 14-year-old in Kerala sketched a washing machine around a bicycle chain because the river was costing her her homework hours
By Brendan Brown · Aug 31, 2026
Meta is reportedly testing robots inside its data centres that can swap networking cables and restart servers—and one worker estimates a…
By Science Blog Editorial Team · Aug 31, 2026
Private AI investment in the United States reached $285.9 billion in 2025—23 times China’s $12.4 billion—yet by March 2026, the countries’…
By The Long View · Aug 30, 2026
University of Tokyo researchers dried, powdered and heat-pressed food scraps including banana peels, orange rinds and cabbage leaves into…
By Lab Report · Aug 30, 2026
Dario Amodei’s thought experiment for 2027
By The Long View · Aug 30, 2026