Inventing a material that kills E.coli bacteria in 30 seconds
In the new study, published in the journal Nano Small, Singapore researchers say they have created an antibacterial material that can kill E.coli within 30 seconds.
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In the new study, published in the journal Nano Small, Singapore researchers say they have created an antibacterial material that can kill E.coli within 30 seconds.
Do you believe these tiny sheets of paper can remove bacteria, turning dirty water into clean water?
A domestic company has successfully produced a fire-proof and bullet-proof paint made from rice husk with a price of only 1/3 of the price of foreign fire-retardant pain…
This may be an invention to improve the quality of health services in less developed countries.
Two teenagers from Hong Kong, Sum Ming Wong (17) and Kin Pong Li (18 years old), introduced a convenient door handle design that can kill bacteria with UV at the Science…
Scientists at the University of California Davis (UC Davis) said they have developed a new fabric called 2-AQC that can kill bacteria, fight pesticides and toxins once e…
Scientists headed by Craig Murray of Oregon State University (USA) have been studying bacteria that can digest sheep's cellulose, thereby helping to quickly transform TN…
American scientists say they have found a new tool that can treat many different diseases, ranging from food poisoning to cancer, called
This product is completely designed and manufactured in Vietnam according to microelectromechanical technology (MEMS), which is highly applicable in many fields, especia…
Researchers from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (Bangladesh) have found a new way to filter emissions from the environmentally friendly fertilizer manufa…
A German research institute has successfully researched liquid glass spray paint that has anti-dust and antibacterial effect, but not toxic.
Scientists have successfully studied ion nozzles used to treat wounds and protect the skin can effectively kill bacteria without feeling pain for patients.
Research by graduate student Dr. David Burns, Dr. Mike Dyall-Smith and others from the University of Melbourne, the Department of Microbiology and Immunology, opened the…
According to the research team at Leeds University (UK) and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (Japan), when digesting iron, iron-eating bacteria create tiny…
Cooperating with Singapore Institute of Biotechnology and Nano Technology, researchers from IBM created one