Emerging Technologies & Disruptive Science

Scientists and environmentalists are looking for many solutions in the fight against climate change. One controversial method is ocean fertilisation. This geoengineering method seeks to enhance the ocean’s capacity to absorb carbon dioxide. Doing so may help lower global warming. But can ocean fertilization truly reverse climate change, or does it pose more risks than Read More

In science fiction, transparent aluminium is a fascinating material. It’s often shown as a futuristic substance with amazing properties. This concept, popularised by the Star Trek series, has now transcended the realm of fiction to become a tangible reality. Transparent aluminium, also known as aluminium oxynitride (ALON), is a new material. It has gained a Read More

Chaos theory is a captivating area in math and computer science. It tests how we think about predictability. It’s a branch of math that studies systems that seem disordered. However, these systems follow hidden patterns and specific laws. Chaos theory plays a key role in weather forecasting. It connects with climate modelling and meteorology. Together, Read More

A World Without Cords Picture a world where your smartphone charges right in your pocket. Electric cars could recharge while driving. Plus, remote areas would get electricity without needing any physical infrastructure. This is no longer science fiction. Wireless energy transfer, once imagined by visionaries like Nikola Tesla, is now becoming real. Wireless power is Read More