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The group of Tokyo University scientists led by Takashi Sudzi studied embryonic cells that created teeth in mice.
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The group of Tokyo University scientists led by Takashi Sudzi studied embryonic cells that created teeth in mice.
The technology inventor believes that it can contribute to overcoming the damage mankind is causing to the green planet.
This product is completely designed and manufactured in Vietnam according to microelectromechanical technology (MEMS), which is highly applicable in many fields, especia…
Argentina has invented a type of plastic film from corn and cassava starch capable of biodegradable, non-toxic to the environment.
German scientists have created a breakthrough in the field of physics when a new type of light was created by cooling photon molecules into a state of blob.
A US expert has researched and successfully applied the mechanism of forming corals to produce cement, according to the popular science journal Popular Science.
Two Russian-based physicists who won the Nobel prize this year have announced the invention of a new substance, fluorographen, that can replace silicon in electronics an…
Mr. Cao Dinh Hung - a Vietnamese graduate student in Australia, has developed a method of breeding new tropical hardwood plants.
On beaches, tides and rough seas can drag people swimming out to sea very fast. At that time, the lifeguards could not swim immediately to save but the launch of a rescu…
A group of American scientists have invented a robotic hand, which can help blind people
Bruns Alonso, a graduate student at Delft University of Technology in the Dutch city of the same name, has created a type of pen that he says can determine stress ...
Penicillin antibiotics, non-sticking agents, pacemakers, ... are important scientific discoveries of humans born in extremely natural circumstances.
Dr. Nguyen Duc Thanh, Faculty of Electrical and Electronics, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has successfully researched human emotion recognition robots.
Japanese scientists have successfully fabricated new alloys similar to rare metals palladium - the world's first artificial rare metal.