Belgian university student invents kit to test for narcotics in drinks
A group of Belgian students have just launched a unique test kit that can detect anesthetics commonly used by criminals to put in drinks.
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A group of Belgian students have just launched a unique test kit that can detect anesthetics commonly used by criminals to put in drinks.
Using hydraulic pressing technique with appropriate heating level, a group of students from Da Nang successfully created a dish-forming machine from areca spathe, with a…
Scientists at MIT have developed a robot dog that can play soccer using a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision.
Learn about purple passion fruit seed oil and its amazing health benefits
Without using electricity or chemicals, Mr. Nguyen Van Khoe (living in Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai) made a trap to attract mother mosquitoes to lay eggs and trap the larvae…
The Belgian company designs whirlpool turbines to take advantage of the currents already present in lakes, streams, rivers and other waterways. The turbines can generate…
Ho Chi Minh City People's Council agreed to test drones with a maximum flight speed of 100km/h from November 24.
Sweeter, juicier tomatoes could be available to consumers in the future, according to research published this week in the journal Nature.
According to a reporter in Tokyo, researchers in Japan have just announced that they have found a way to make concrete that emits almost no carbon dioxide (CO2) during t…
As Florida experiences one powerful hurricane after another, dome and circular homes stand the test of durability, providing an effective solution to weather extreme wea…
Dr. Do Thanh Nho and colleagues at the University of New South Wales, Australia designed an artificial left ventricle heart that can simulate movement, blood pressure an…
With the ability to track insect behavior at high speed, the system helps research on insect population decline, biodiversity or develop insect-inspired robots.
Without seeds, housewives can still grow mini spices to make their kitchen more beautiful.
Master Tran Le Trung Chanh, Polytechnic School, Can Tho University, has created a prototype automatic lemon peeler that can peel 240 lemons in one hour.
While seeking the benefits of technology, humans also hope that the surrounding creatures can coexist with it. Recently, some American clean energy companies have found…