We’re all thinking about germs a lot these days. But even so, you might not realize that your phone is a prime vector for viruses and other bugs. Remember: Anything your hands touch, your screen ...

A research team has created an aluminum-nitride device that can convert visible light into deep-ultraviolet light through the process of second harmonic generation. This work can lead to the ...

Severe thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening could bring damaging winds, heavy rain, hail and isolated tornadoes. President Donald Trump hosts the President of the Republic of Lebanon, Joseph ...

One thing that Covid-19 has brought into stark relief is the need for Mary Poppins-levels of cleanliness. Just as we were thinking that germs were the good guys—there to boost our immunity—we have had ...

UV light sanitizers are popping up as the answer to killing coronavirus on our hands and phones, but consumer devices may have more risks than they're worth. UV-C technology is nothing new — it’s been ...

Today Samsung revealed a wireless charging device called the Samsung UV Sterilizer. This device was manufactured by Samsung C&T, part of the official Samsung Mobile Accessory Partnership Program ...

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--It’s been called a germ-zapping robot — and there’s a passing resemblance to R2D2 if you squint your eyes. But this rolling disinfection device from Xenex Disinfection ...

We have all heard horror stories about how keyboards have more germs than a toilet seat right? Now a startup called Vioguard is taking this issue seriously with a self-sanitizing keyboard for ...

Truly wireless earbuds are everywhere, and for the most part, you’ll get a similar experience from the vast majority of them. Today, though, LG has launched its Tone Free earbuds in the United States ...

LightStrike uses xenon gas to create millisecond pulses of high-intensity, germicidal ultraviolet light, which deactivates the DNA of pathogens and prevents cell replication. It’s also being used to ...

Germs. Those nasty little pests that seems to crawl up into anything and everything. To make matters worse, we can't even see them, lurking there in the dark. Well, now we can fear them no longer.

(Nanowerk News) While it has long been known that ultraviolet (UV) light can help kill disease-causing pathogens, the COVID 19 pandemic has put a spotlight on how these technologies can rid ...