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Singapore inaugurated the first water park
In order to contribute to preserving freshwater ecosystems and diverse biological sources, on April 3, Singapore officially opened its first water park named
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Great biological simulator buildings
Construction structures in the world are following a bio-simulation trend to create environmentally friendly buildings.
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Is it time for the world to use a common time zone?
If the world uses the same time zone, countries will receive a lot of benefits, but in return there will be areas where there must be sunrise without sunshine.
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Meet people who are paid $ 18,000 by NASA to stay 70 days continuously
This seemingly simple but extremely difficult story of a man named Iwanicki helped him get up to 18,000 dollars from NASA.
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The story of CRISPR: From bacteria to the great innovation of the 21st century
In 2012, chemistry professor Jennifer A. Doudna of Berkeley University discovered a promising CRISPR-based tool that could be used to customize DNA genetics correctly.
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Time zone changes are controversial globally
Some countries in the world have changed time zones to reduce difficulties and confusion related to time for business people and people ...
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Biological arms controlled by brain signals
Austrian scientists have introduced a prosthetic arm that can be controlled by thought, bringing new perspectives to people with disabilities.
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Biological gel helps prevent the danger of exposure to pesticides
The immediate detoxifying gel for people exposed to pesticides will help protect the health of more than 260 million Indian farmers and farmers in other countries.
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Sugar sensors help detect and prevent disease
Researchers at Washington State University (WSU) have developed an implantable biosensor.
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Heals wounds with a skin gun
In a new study published in the journal Lab on a Chip, a team of experts from the University of Toronto (Canada) tested the device on small wounds in pigs and mice.
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Biological 3D printing can help blind people see again
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have printed a series of light receptors on a hemispherical surface.
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New hope for people who need transplants: Successfully cultivate new lungs
Lung transplantation can save thousands of lives every year, but the source of organs is very limited and most patients will die while waiting for organs from donors.
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New method for safer valve replacement
For elderly or weak patients, TAVR provides a more effective and less invasive alternative than cardiac surgery. T
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Sleep enough hours, wrong time still die early!
Trying to sleep more in the morning does not help you, because the biological clock is turned upside down when done