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Studying bacteria using 3D printing technology
Bacteria are usually very active creatures. They are concentrated in diverse, continuous, interactive communities, combined with their 'brothers' as well as the…
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Battery manufacturing works with animal dung
Bacteria in waste, including animal manure, can help generate electricity, according to new research by US scientists.
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US made 'bacterial batteries in waste water'
US scientists have found a new way to produce clean energy from contaminated sewage, according to AFP.
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Clean water with new materials
In an emergency, when there is no clean water, dirty water is a potential solution that can save lives.
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Anti-glare screen self-cleaning
Mobile device manufacturers are experimenting with new anti-glare glasses with antimicrobial functionality.
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Water Filtration Device
Researchers at the Madras Institute of Technology have launched a new water purifier using a special combination of nanoparticles to remove bacteria, viruses and other c…
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Pine tree glows itself
Since ancient times, Westerners have used pine trees to decorate their homes on the occasion of the New Year's celebration. Pine trees are hung with colorful glass balls…
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Transparent soil like glass
Lionel Dupuy, a biologist working at the James Hutton Institute in Scotland, came up with the idea of creating earth-like man-made materials to understand the roots of…
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New anti-bacterial material
By using the most advanced technology, scientists from the University of Nottingham (UK) have discovered a new type of polymer that is resistant to clinging.
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Technology brushing teeth with the bacteria in the mouth
From a young age, parents or even teachers at school still try to educate young children about the importance of oral hygiene.
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Computer model of sexually transmitted bacteria
Stanford University modeled computer simulations of a sexually transmitted virus. Mycoplasma genitalia causes urethritis and cervical inflammation, as well as pelvic inf…
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New material killed 99% of the bacteria
Under the microscope, the structure of the polymer coating is like a sponge. Positive charge on the surface of the mantle will attract bacteria like a magnet because the…
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Discovering the 'nanosciences' with nanotechnology
New nanoparticle techniques can detect many other bacteria that have challenged scientists for centuries because they hide in human tissues and reprogram cells to hide.…
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Detecting E.Coli using a mobile phone
Researchers from the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science Henry Samueli have developed a new cell phone that uses fluorescence-based image sensors to detect th…
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The explorer uses electricity generated by bacteria
Scientists working at the US Naval Laboratories (NRL) plan to use advanced microbial fuel cells (MFCs), which will provide enough electricity in the long run (from proce…