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Today, the human brain is three times the size of our first ancestors. Because the brain grows, our head is bigger, the skull is enlarged and our lines become flatter.
British scientists have developed a vaccine that can destroy prostate cancer, while keeping the healthy cells around.
Just by making a single genetic test, prospective parents will know if their fetus is affected by most genetic diseases, ...
According to the Science magazine, German researchers at the Max Planck Institute and Heinrich -Pette Institute have developed an enzyme capable of removing HIV-infected…
An innocent Irish boy without a lower jaw had surgery in a New York hospital to get a more normal face.
Scientists at the University of Cambridge, UK have found a very simple way to test esophageal cancer. Until now, people often use an inner tube with a camera to detect s…
If you are a technology enthusiast, have you ever known Alan Turing - the father of computer science and artificial intelligence as well as his life full of tragedies?
Scientists at Scripps Research Institute in California (USA) and Israel Technological Research Institute have developed a 'bio-computer' called Turing, the author's name…
Alan Cox - one of the most respected experts in the UK open source community - has just warned about the security of open source project software.
Technology developed to the point that with just a 3D printer, you were able to create delicious and time-consuming cheeses.
Are you having trouble with uncontrolled spending habits? Don't worry too much, the solution can simply wear a special ring, capable of generating electric shock to prev…
So after 400 years, the telescope's design is about to be upgraded dramatically thanks to a project funded by DARPA.
Isaac Asimov, the famous science fiction writer, was the one who set out
British aviation technology company Reaction Engines says it is producing a plane that can take passengers anywhere in the world in just four hours.