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Transducer Drivers: New Approaches
Since their very inception in the 19th century as a part of telephone speakers. Speaker transducers have certainly seen a lot of changes and refinements across nearly 15 decades of development. From the driver technology used to the materials involved, speaker transducers have certainly come a long way since. A transducer is usually any device…
The Enigma of Consciousness
The Cognitive Science of Self and Subjectivity Introduction Consciousness – it’s something that we all experience, yet its nature remains one of the greatest mysteries of human experience. It envelops our every waking moment, weaving through the fabric of our thoughts, emotions, and perceptions, yet eludes the grasp of our understanding. What forces orchestrate the…
Bio Oxidation:- Solution to Air Pollution
In the world of sustainable technologies, which is one of the enclaves for a greener future, bio-oxidation has emerged as a compelling driver of transformation. Bio oxidation, a natural biological treatment process that is catalysed by microorganisms, enzymes, and fungi has attained a significant role in cleaning up the environment, transforming industries, and producing bioenergy.…
Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)
Increasing Green House Gas (GHG) levels nowadays is a matter of concern for scientists and governments. Many Countries are working on making their economy Sustainable, which primarily requires the cooperation of different sectors in implementing the measures needed. Since a significant fraction of the world’s total Green House Gas emissions is coming from the Aviation…
Photocatalysis in Wastewater Treatment
Introduction Photocatalysis is the acceleration of a photoreaction in the presence of a photocatalyst, the excited state of which “repeatedly interacts with the reaction partners forming reaction intermediates and regenerates itself after each cycle of such interactions,” according to the chemistry side of science. Throughout the past fifty years, the modernization of our society and…
Substitutes of Silicon in Transistors
Importance and need of chips in today’s world Chips are used to control the flow of electricity and are present in most electronic appliances around us — rice cookers, washing machines, X-ray machines, cars, phones, laptops, LED bulbs, ATMs, trains, etc. The pandemic and post-pandemic periods saw a high increase in the use of electronic devices.…
Peering Behind the Cosmic Curtain: Unveiling the Enigma of Simulation Theory
In recent years, simulation theory has grown in prominence, particularly in the realms of philosophy and technology. It is the belief that our reality is a simulation manufactured by advanced civilizations or entities of a higher order. Simulation theory, often known as the simulation or matrix hypothesis, posits that our reality is a digital simulation…
“Shining a Light on Light Pollution: The Dark Side of Modern Society”
Have you ever looked up at the night sky and noticed that it’s not as dark as it used to be? Maybe you can’t see as many stars as you remember from your childhood or you live in a city where the night sky never gets truly dark. This phenomenon is called “light pollution,” and…
Green engineering – the answer to the environment’s woes
Humanity is at a crossroads right now. We are in a terrifying situation that, if not dealt with carefully and quickly, will have far-reaching effects that could spell the end of all life on earth. It is high time that we take steps to mitigate all the damage we have caused to our environment. Of…
Time Crystals
So what on earth are time crystals? “It’s a way of kind of having your cake and eating it too,” tells Frank Wilczek, a Nobel laureate who first introduced the idea of time crystals in 2012. The idea derives itself from symmetry and physics, and more precisely about crystals, special solids like diamond or quartz,…
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