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US scientists have unveiled a compact device, called iTube, that is attached to a cell phone to detect allergens found in food samples.
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The invention of the electric handcuffs is impossible to escape
Today, police 8 handcuffs are merely steel cuffs. But only a little while longer, it is very likely that security forces around the world will use an 8-digit, high-tech…
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Garden 'standing' on the wall thanks to bio-concrete
Thanks to a bio-concrete, dream of planting trees on the wall, the roof of many will become a reality.
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Pine tree glows itself
Since ancient times, Westerners have used pine trees to decorate their homes on the occasion of the New Year's celebration. Pine trees are hung with colorful glass balls…
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Turning the To Lich River into drinking water
After 10 years of research, Prof. Tran Hong Con, a lecturer of chemistry at the Hanoi University of Science, successfully applied selective adsorption technology to trea…
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Blind learns how people make automated submarines
The ability to guide blind fishes helps US and Singaporean scientists create sensors that can help locate submarines more accurately in turbid water.
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Japan launches world's largest tunnel drilling machine
Hitachi Zosen on December 25 officially launched the world's largest tunnel drilling machine weighing 7,000 tons with a diameter of 17,45 meters and a total length o…
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Turn 'cricket' into a car key
Every car keys or forgotten? Use unlocked smartphone, according to new technology of Hyundai.
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New map of global animal distribution
A team of scientists has released a new, updated version of the map with a total of more than 20,000 species of mammals, birds and amphibians living on Earth.
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Smart bombs with wings
The Australian army will be the first armed force to use the most advanced smart bomb version built by Boeing Corporation.
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Research new fossils
Physicists have come up with a new method of studying paleontological sites, which allow to see the anatomical elements that the naked eye and the microscope can not see…
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Renal dialysis device automatically saves nearly 700 billion VND / year
This is the product of the topic 'Research and manufacture of automatic filtrate equipment for artificial dialysis machines'
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Apply nano additives to save fuel
'Not only does it save fuel, the nanoparticle additive also helps reduce emissions that pollute the environment of diesel-powered vehicles.
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Lytro technology will be available on mobile
Toshiba (Japan) has announced that it is working on the new camera sensor used on mobile devices.