New technology
Expert team develops self-healing anti-rust coating
Coatings made from sulfur-selenium compounds have many advantages such as protecting steel in seawater and self-healing when cut or punctured.
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Food safety
Traveling to the sea, be careful with what kind of specialties?
Cases of food poisoning mainly focus on the heat phase, the cause of poisoning can be caused by chemicals and natural toxins of food, but above all, it is still caused b…
Health
Restrooms can spread Legionnaires' disease
Legionnaires' disease can spread when you flush your toilet, spreading invisible 'beams' of water into the air.
Biology
Bacteria commit suicide for the sake of their populations
Bacteria evolved over millions of years and formed many strange characteristics.
Biology
The museum stores 6,000 dangerous bacteria
The Museum of Microbiological Varieties (NCTC) contains strains of bacteria representing more than 900 species that can infect, making people sick and dead.
New technology
The Japanese company created a fabric that could 'shock' the bacteria
A fabric can extract tiny amounts of electricity from the wearer's movement, then generate electrical impulses large enough to kill almost all bacteria.
Cancer
Detect shivers about living things in cancer cells
The shocking images of the Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel) about the bacteria living in cancer cells could actually pave the way for promising treatments.
Biology
New bacteria found in the nose
Based on the research results, a Belgian team has developed a new spray for sinusitis and is testing it in 20 people.
Biology
Why are cicada's fragile wings a nightmare for all bacteria?
Scanning this process under a microscope, the scientists found that the bacteria with elastic membranes had sunk into the nanoscale layer, cicada wings punctured the bac…
Conquer Mars
Why do humans need to breed with 'immortal creatures' if they want to live on Mars?
According to experts, the cells were crossed with the DNA of the organism
Health
Using algae to make patches to help heal wounds quickly
The secret of this sticker lies in the material that makes it: pieces of blue-green algae. In initial experiments conducted on the mouse body, the scientists found that…
Scientific application
Students find antibiotic adsorbent from medical wastewater
A study by students of the University of Natural Sciences found that antibiotic adsorbent in wastewater is nearly 98% and can be reused.
Science story
Who was the first to discover sperm?
Only by making homemade utensils from a magnifying glass, Anton van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria and became the first person to observe the nucleus that helps maintai…
Health
The strange disease left millions sleepy, trapped in their own bodies and died
This sleep sickness happened at the same time as the Spanish flu outbreak, so it was often forgotten and forgotten by history and people.
Oceanography
Marine animals protect the Earth from millions of viruses
Shrimp, oysters, sponges and shellfish can effectively remove virus particles in the aquatic environment through a variety of methods.