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The National Ignition Facility (NIF) facility at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California is no different from a building ...
A new anti-obesity weapon has just been introduced in Japan: a mobile phone application that can calculate calories from a photo ...
At first glance you might think this is a joke, but in fact a US photography professor will implant a small camera in the back of the skull.
An advanced lighting system can be effectively disinfected in the medical environment as well as the multidisciplinary scientists of Strathclyde University.
A group of students at Newcastle University have successfully developed a bacterium that can produce special glue that seals cracks.
This robot can replace scourers at a depth of 3 m of the pool; clean dirt, moss, algae stuck on the floor, slots and edge of the lake and all kinds of garbage ...
With elaborate research and advanced techniques, people today can virtually intervene and transform ...
Blood will become a new tool for forensic experts to determine the age of the perpetrator or victim at the crime scene.
With new technology, steel dust (a form of dust-containing iron) will be recycled and put into use.
We will not have to worry about helmets and still feel safe when riding.
The laser engraving technology on food tends to dominate shopping centers and supermarkets.
For sick and frail older people to live longer and more convenient, European scientists are studying ...
Astronomers at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics (Germany) have announced the development of a new way to scale planets.
The use of FSH receptors can detect tumors in different parts of the body through CT scans.
The lithium batteries that we see in cell phones and laptops can be shrunk with salt in the future.