A Response to Climate Change As heatwaves intensify, researchers from Tsinghua University (Beijing) have developed a sunscreen that acts like a skin air conditioner. Led by Professor Rufan Zhang, this innovation combines UV protection with active cooling, lowering body temperature by up to 6.1°C. A… Read More

Parasurf: When Surf Passion Defies Disability In France, nearly 10,000 people undergo amputations annually, often young adults injured in accidents. For Geoffroy Moucheboeuf, a surgeon at Bordeaux University Hospital and avid surfer, losing his left leg in 2020 could have ended his bond with the ocean.… Read More

A Road Revolution: Asphalt That Repairs Itself What if roads could heal like human skin? This crazy idea is now a reality thanks to an international team of scientists. By combining organic waste, recycled oils, and artificial intelligence, they developed asphalt that seals cracks in under an hour. The… Read More

As countries worldwide ramp up efforts to promote electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, one major hurdle remains: the charging time is still slower compared to filling up at a gas station. Despite advances, with some electric cars now capable of charging from… Read More

Green Hydrogen: The Clean Energy That Could Save the Planet Hydrogen is emerging as a key solution for decarbonizing our future. Unlike fossil fuels, its combustion releases only water—a major environmental promise. However, its widespread adoption faces hurdles like costly production, limited infrastructure, and storage… Read More

Smart Walls for Healthier Indoor Air What if buildings could breathe? This is the challenge tackled by researchers at ETH Zurich, who have designed revolutionary wall and ceiling coatings. Made from mineral waste and 3D-printed, these architectural elements absorb excess humidity in crowded spaces like… Read More