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British scientists are studying new batteries for soldiers using energy from the sun and body heat.
Scientists are developing a fluorescent fluid to inject into the patient's body, thereby glowing nerves.
German scientists have successfully cultured artificial hair follicles from animal cells, which are thinner than natural hair follicles.
The new generation SRS microscope is based on the combination of the old nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology and the old SRS microscope.
An Israeli company has invented special pants that can help unscrupulous body sellers stand and walk like a normal person.
The use of FSH receptors can detect tumors in different parts of the body through CT scans.
US researchers have developed an optical sensor that improves the relationship between neurons and prosthetics.
Japanese scientists have developed a guideline that can monitor lymph nodes and blood vessels during surgery.
You are in an airplane in the sky. Suddenly, the entire floor of the plane disappeared, as if hovering between the sky at an altitude of 10,000 meters.
This laser weapon will not kill the prisoner, but it can cause their bodies to be extremely painful.
A Spanish fashion designer and British scientists invented liquid spray technology to create clothes right on the human body.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) team has successfully researched new aircraft models, which could revolutionize civilian aircraft.
American experts are about to test a tiny 'drugstore' that can be implanted in a patient's body.
A special flower is 'planted' in the garden where when someone breaks in, 'flowers' will collect images and transfer them to your computer, announcing the presence of st…
Japanese scientists have just released a robot capable of emitting giggles and stirring when people touch its body.