Antibiotic resistance
Bio-nano robot will help end the antibiotic resistance crisis
Antibiotic resistance is a serious problem for humanity. Before the 1970s, bacterial infections were easily treated with a single antibiotic dose.
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Antibiotic resistance
Bacterial alarms resistant to many antibiotics
While developed countries still use generation 1 antibiotics, Vietnam has used antibiotics of generations 3 and 4.
Antibiotic resistance
The scary truth about antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Harvard University's team warns, antibiotic-resistant bacteria are diverse, active, widespread, silently transmitted without any sign of recognition.
Antibiotic resistance
Drug-resistant microorganisms - An evolutionary process
The development of resistant strains of bacteria is actually an evolutionary process. This is the process of selecting traits that help bacteria survive when affected by…
Antibiotic resistance
New weapons help kill drug-resistant bacteria
A new type of peptide can puncture bacterial cell membranes, disrupt the function of important organs to kill drug-resistant bacteria.
Science invention
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.
Science invention
Heal the disease with
American scientists say they have found a new tool that can treat many different diseases, ranging from food poisoning to cancer, called
Science invention
Anti-bacterial, anti-dust liquid glass spray paint
A German research institute has successfully researched liquid glass spray paint that has anti-dust and antibacterial effect, but not toxic.
New technology
MIT development 'bacteria on the chip' has the ability to detect stomach bleeding
Researchers at MIT have developed a digestive sensor, made of genetically modified bacteria.
New technology
LG launches ultraviolet sterilizer on escalator rails
Elevator escalators are always one of the places that contain many bacterial pathogens by the thousands to thousands of people touching hands.
New technology
The most impressive photographic image stored on bacteria - the new type of human hard drive
Big step to landmark
New technology
Paper Pins generate electricity by sewage bacteria
US scientists have successfully created a bio-cell that generates electricity from bacteria in waste water.
New technology
Robots can eat for energy like humans
British scientists have successfully built a robot capable of eating and digesting food for energy like humans.
New technology
Makes hair less than 60,000 times hair
Microbiologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have found a way to make the wire a thousand times thinner than hair strands.
New technology
Store information into bacteria: The human USB permanently
The future is in our hands, simply because our hands have a lot of bacteria.