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Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Engineers Control Water Using Light [Video]
The system can help separate water from oil, which is helpful during emergencies at drilling rigs. Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a system that could make it possible to control how water moves over a surface by using only light.
Astronomers Discover GJ 1132b Planet With Earth-like Atmosphere [VIDEO]
Stanford And University Of Calgary Researchers Map Saltwater Intrusion In California Coast
Irish University-Led Study Offers Alternative Option On How Earth's Water Was Formed
Drinking Water In Houston Went Into Discoloration: Academics In the University of Houston Cautioned Students! [VIDEO]
MIT Solve 2016: The Program Focuses On Addressing The World's Most Dire Issues In It’s Second Year!
Water availability at school makes schoolchildren slightly slimmer
UEA Students Urge Public to Pee in Shower to Save Water
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