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It took nearly 6,400 years to go from the simple wheel to the first automobile, but only two decades from the first car to roll off the assembly line to the first aircraft to take to the skies. Such rapid developments in quality of life can only be attributed to the human spirit, an unstoppable force always in pursuit of improvement. Join Modern Sciences in celebrating the spirit of human ingenuity through its engineering feats.
New Quantum Materials Could Revolutionize Quantum Computing and Sensors
At a Glance Researchers at Rutgers University-New Brunswick have made an exciting breakthrough in material science, developing a…
Type One Energy Reveals Groundbreaking Fusion Pilot Plant Design
At a Glance A breakthrough in the development of fusion energy has been published in a series of…
New Nickel-Oxide Superconductor Breaks Barriers in High-Temperature Physics
At a Glance A team of researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) has made a groundbreaking…
Engineering students explore how to ethically design and locate nuclear facilities in this college course
While nuclear power can reap enormous benefits, it also comes with some risks. Michel Gounot/GODONG/Stone via Getty Images…
UCLA Researchers Develop Sensors to Continuously Monitor Metabolites in the Body
At a Glance A team of researchers from UCLA has developed a new sensor technology that can continuously…
The Fall of “Ingenuity”
Ingenuity, initially designed for just five flights over 30 days, completed 72 missions across nearly three years, helping…
The story of the purple tomato — and why its success is a win for GM foods
Purple tomatoes have been approved for sale in the US. JIC Photography/ flickr Yang Yue, Quadram Institute The…
Seven advances in technology that we’re likely to see in 2025
Head mounted devices are making “mixed reality” technology more accessible. Ivan Baranov / Shutterstock Lewis Endlar, Keele University…
Heathrow closure: what caused the fire and why did it bring down the whole airport? Expert panel
Kirk Chang, University of East London; Barry Hayes, University College Cork; Chenghong Gu, University of Bath; Colin Manning,…
Modifying DNA Made Accessible
DNA printing has become more accessible and affordable, enabling researchers and students to modify organisms with custom-designed sequences.…