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Produce meat without slaughtering cattle
Recently, a team from the University of Maastricht (Netherlands) has developed artificial beef grown from 10,000 stem cells of cattle.
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New compounds make the body transparent
Scientists have successfully created a chemical that transforms the fetus and body parts into transparent blocks, allowing us to observe many activities in the living bo…
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Create a robot that simulates intestinal bacteria
The single-celled Giardia parasitoid is known to be very common in human intestinal tracts and other animals.
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Automatic toothbrush charging from the laptop
Philips unveils the latest toothbrush with USB charging technology.
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Jacket for 'groom' for men
The Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT), based in Atsugi, Japan, designed a jacket to help the husband feel the sensation of his wife during pregnancy.
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Car display is transparent
Sun Innovation Inc has developed a 'transparent display' that allows the display of car windshield indicators without affecting the outside view.
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Artificial lung
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have created a small artificial lung (photo) that can be operated with normal air.
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Next to laser energy
In the future fuel will become unnecessary for unmanned vehicles, because they can operate by laser, a US company claims.
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Mysterious energy source from thermal energy battery
An invention by British scientists can significantly reduce the energy needed for heating and cooking in households. However, its principle of operation and effectivenes…
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Electronic paper does not take electricity
This may be a revolution for data recording when the e-paper called i2R e-Paper is launched.
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Using nanotechnology to treat water
Water is a scarce resource and for many countries, water supplies do not meet demand. Along with the pressure of climate change and population growth, water will become…
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Electronic devices connect the brain to the computer
Professor Todd Coleman, who works at the Department of Biotechnology at the University of California, San Diego, has demonstrated that the device is thin, flexible, colo…
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Anti-riot by face recognition software
British police plan to use facial recognition software to detect dangerous elements in the Olympic Games next year, but the riots last week forced them to use software e…
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Russia launches new stealth fighters
The Russian military has launched the Sukhoi T-50 for the first time, a fighter capable of stealthing in front of an enemy radar at a much cheaper price than the US equi…
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Artificial leather bulletproof
Dutch scientists have found a way to develop man-made skin, 10 times stronger than steel and bulletproof.