Archeology
Detecting bronze artifacts intact
Scientists at Cambridge University, England, have excavated hundreds of intact relics dating back to 3,000 years at Cambridge Fens.
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Archeology
'Tiny' dinosaur fossils
A group of scientists from London, Cambridge and Chicago recognized and described one of the smallest dinosaur skulls ever discovered.
Space science
Voiceover Hawking's physics genius into space
Professor Hawking died in March last year at his home in Cambridge, England after years of struggling with muscular atrophy, aged 76 years.
Space science
Stephen Hawking's cosmic dissertation causes ... to collapse
On the night of October 23, Vietnam time, Cambridge University first published content in Mr. Hawking's doctoral thesis in 1966.
Space science
Face hiding 'monster' black hole
Ultraviolet ray sky surveys have found super-giant black holes that are rapidly increasing in size from the early universe.
Space science
New discovery shortens Earth's age
Compared to previous research on Earth's age, scientists from Cambridge University (UK) have confirmed the green planet is younger than 70 million years ...
Space science
New history page about black holes (part II)
According to Martin Haehnelt of Cambridge University, simulations of the evolutionary process began to emerge in the mid-1990s when researchers found but the clue shows…
Biology
Cyanobacteria can power small electronic devices
Scientists at the Royal College of London and Cambridge University have published research on bioelectric photovoltaic batteries in Nature Communications.
Biology
Why does the mobile phone run and jump on the water?
Researchers from the University of Cambridge learned how the flying crickets fly easily on the water.
Biology
Create live rice varieties on saline soil
Scientists at the University of Cambridge (UK) have decoded the
Biology
Grasshoppers move according to their senses or vision
A recent study by scientists from Cambridge University (UK) found that grasshoppers correctly positioned each step based on sight, not feeling.
Biology
Detection of genes related to childhood obesity
The team of scientists presented a study that showed that abnormal variation in the number of copies is the cause of childhood obesity.
Biology
Artistic swimming dance of algae
With the help of high-speed cinematography, scientists at Cambridge University discovered that single-cell algae can coordinate the whips of the two whips, thus masterin…
Biology
Cure plant rot in potatoes with new methods
Scientists at Cambridge University had a key genetic discovery of the bacteria that caused plant rot, a potato disease that caused economic losses and this discovery cou…
Animal world
Crows use eye contact to transmit information
British researchers say for the first time in the world, crows capable of using eyes to communicate with each other are similar to primates.