Japan develops software to prevent food fraud
Using the above software, users can easily discover species of organisms based on information about their DNA sequences.
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Using the above software, users can easily discover species of organisms based on information about their DNA sequences.
In the Petrozavodsk city, the northwestern part of the Russian Federation, has successfully completed the first screenoplan test - a unique device that can swim and fly.
Zookal has partnered with Ozzie to launch a unique program called Flirtey, which will help deliver books to the needy through unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Leaders in electronics manufacturing businesses believe that soon, the
Scientists at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have uncovered a new way to make solar cells more efficient and cheaper.
The painful muscle spasms caused by brain injury or neurological disorders are usually controlled only by medication or surgery.
The Batthead is an AA type rechargeable NiMH battery, which contains a Bluetooth smart chip that allows it to connect to the phone and an accelerometer sensor for motion…
A woman in New York used nanotechnology to make 'non-smudged baby clothes'.
To do so, the researchers first used a thin sheet of about 1 cm square opaque and filled a modified gel to react with ethanol in the breath.
Normally, cancerous tumors can spread cells carrying pathogens through the blood stream and form new tumors in other parts, called metastasis.
Council of Cambridge City has just tested the lighting of the path by covering the part that attracts ultraviolet light and turns to blue light when the sun goes down.
This is a really serious science project, called Shreddies, a set of underwear that uses special chemical technology that can completely remove unpleasant odors when you…
British scientists have created a dolphin-inspired ultrasound that can detect people trapped underground or buried in snow.
Britain's second-largest retailer, Asda, has launched a 3D printer to offer consumers an exciting opportunity.
A new smartphone app will alert users when and what kind of satellite may be watching them from the air.