Researchers in Singapore have invented a new air conditioning system that uses no compressor or chemical refrigerants. It is 40% more energy efficient than conventional air conditioners and creates drinking water in the process. Can you say “game changer,” boys and girls?
Originally published on 1Sun4All. The US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2015 team from University of Florida, National University of Singapore, and Santa Fe College has set out to design and build a house that reflects the poetic delight of a bygone era but is updated and transformed through the technological advances of … [continued]
Save those apple peels! A research team from the National University of Singapore (NUS) has developed an innovative way to purify water, based on apple peels. As an inexpensive, low-energy bioremediation system the apple peel approach could be useful in remote communities where electricity and money are both in short … [continued]
By combining the wonder material graphene with other one-atom-thick materials, such as TMDC, to make stacks/2D-crystals, it becomes possible to produce an enormous range of superlative properties, and likely to create the “next generation” of solar cells, according to researchers from the University of Manchester and the National University of … [continued]
