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The neutrinos move faster than the speed of light
A group of European scientists have suggested that neutrinos can travel faster than light velocity, acknowledging that Einstein was right and that subatomic elements, li…
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The last minute robot for dying
Design designer Dan Chen of Rhode Island has designed The Last Moment Robot - for lone patients who are dying without their loved ones.
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Environment friendly automatic sorting machine
Nearly 2 years 'living with rubbish', Engineer Lai Minh Chuc Hanoi Research Center for Environmental Technology Research and Development successfully fabricated the auto…
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Make DNA a 'living hard disk'
It sounds like a science fiction movie, but it's real. US scientists have recently announced how to transform living cells into digital data storage devices, a form…
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Hard pavement will save gas
Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers have developed a mathematical model of the top cover of the pavement and proposed saving 3% of fuel when traveling. This…
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Successfully developed non-needle syringe
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have said they have successfully built a high-pressure syringe that can deliver drugs through the skin wit…
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The device helps people talk to dolphins
Dolphins are a species that is able to recognize sounds far beyond humanity. They can distinguish between different sounds, at very low frequencies and frequencies, whic…
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Frame into smart
In football, goals are determined when the entire ball crosses the horizontal line of the goal. However, this is a very sensitive situation because the referee sometimes…
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Radar in the backpack
Referring to the radar we often think of cumbersome machines that detect and locate radio waves. An ordinary radar has a diameter of up to 40m. SpotterRF, however, has a…
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US scientists develop new TB diagnostic chip
Biomedical engineers from the University of California, Davis, in the United States, said on May 26 that they have developed a new liquid microchip that helps detect lat…
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Nokia develops 'super waterproofing' technology
Western European Vice President of Nokia Europe, said the company is working on a new superhydrophobic technology that will enable future Lumia and PureView phones to be…
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The first vapor film in the world
Quantum physicists at the Australian National University have successfully developed a completely new data storage method: vapor storage instead of solid-state storage s…
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The US is producing thousands of invisibility cloaks
People who are interested in the invisibility cloak may be shocked to learn that a team of American researchers has produced 25,000 such shirts. According to the Science…
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Detection of the H5N1 virus strain by a test
This is the most comprehensive and rapid detection of H5N1 virus ever. Within a few hours, physicians can detect all strains of H5N1 avian influenza with almost 100% acc…
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Russia successfully fabricated new surgical robot
The information was provided by Prof. Dr. Dmitry Pushkari, MD, who was working at the Medical University of Moscow (MGMSU) when he delivered his speech at the 30th Sessi…