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A man in Canada has replaced a false eye with his tiny camera
The STEP process uses energy and solar heat to collect CO2 just published by US scientists.
It is likely that the car will reach the consumer next year. Recently, some models of 'flying cars' have been displayed at the Air Venture Show of the American E…
In two new studies, scientists have announced a new way to make cheaper and more efficient photovoltaics.
Vanadium nitrogenase, an enzyme found in soybean roots, may be the key to air-conditioned cars in the near future.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) team has successfully researched new aircraft models, which could revolutionize civilian aircraft.
By pinching the two electrodes of the device into the ear lobe and pressing the start button, the user can see the current flowing through the brain and running down to…
A team of British scientists has developed a brain scanner to detect autism. The machine was tested in adults and achieved 90% accuracy.
Successful fabrication of the nanometer-sized dialysis membrane will greatly reduce the cost of treatment and thousands of people will be saved through this invention.
Concrete is not as environmentally friendly, but superior technology can turn gray matter into blue.
British and French experts are working to create a robot to unveil the secret hidden deep inside the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.
Solar energy will occupy an important position in the coming time to meet the thirst for energy of mankind, while fossil fuels are becoming scarce.
Finnish and American scientists have successfully investigated new equipment that quickly and accurately screened pathogens, thereby minimizing the use of antibiotics.
An Airbus designer combines the experience of aircraft design with ocean love to create a unique flying model.
American experts are about to test a tiny 'drugstore' that can be implanted in a patient's body.