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08.01 10:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-292
Imagine a future where electric cars don't always have to rely on batteries - Dr Takashi Ohira is spearheading development in Japan of a revolutionary technology involving wireless power transfer. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
08.01 10:30
30 Min
Science View
Laying the Groundwork for Wireless Power Transfer (NHK WORLD)
08.01 10:30
30 Min
Science View
Imagine a future where electric cars don't always have to rely on batteries. Dr. Takashi OHIRA is spearheading development in Japan of a revolutionary technology involving wireless power transfer. ()
08.01 10:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-292
Imagine a future where electric cars don't always have to rely on batteries - Dr Takashi Ohira is spearheading development in Japan of a revolutionary technology involving wireless power transfer. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
14.01 15:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-263
The colourful and vivid hues of peacock feathers and jewel beetles are achieved by a mechanism called 'structural colour' - research is now underway to create structural colour ink that never fades. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
14.01 15:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-263
The colourful and vivid hues of peacock feathers and jewel beetles are achieved by a mechanism called 'structural colour' - research is now underway to create structural colour ink that never fades. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
14.01 15:30
30 Min
Science View
The colorful and vivid hues of peacock feathers and jewel beetles are achieved by a mechanism called "structural color." Research is now underway to create structural color ink that will never fade. ()
14.01 21:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-263
The colourful and vivid hues of peacock feathers and jewel beetles are achieved by a mechanism called 'structural colour' - research is now underway to create structural colour ink that never fades. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
14.01 21:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-263
The colourful and vivid hues of peacock feathers and jewel beetles are achieved by a mechanism called 'structural colour' - research is now underway to create structural colour ink that never fades. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
15.01 04:30
30 Min
Science View: 2015-263
The colourful and vivid hues of peacock feathers and jewel beetles are achieved by a mechanism called 'structural colour' - research is now underway to create structural colour ink that never fades. (NHK WORLD-JPN)