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Scientists from Just Meat (Hong Kong, China) have reportedly created chicken from the laboratory and may sell it in the market in 2018.
With this upcoming product, users will be able to track the movement of chicks in real time via a GPS ring mounted on the chicken leg.
Magnetic nanoparticles are added to the asphalt to form a sugar mixture. The magnetic field is then used to connect the cracks.
TeraEgg technology uses infrared light combined with complex algorithms to analyze signs of sex and reproduction right from the early stage of embryonic development of c…
SuperMeat is a fund-raising venture on Indiegogo, with the goal of helping people eat pork, beef, chickens (or other edible animals) without capturing and slaughtering t…
Gene technology is growing to allow humans to produce pet dinosaurs.
The ESA program, called the Alternative Micro-Ecosystems Alternative (MELiSSA) program, is somewhat more progressive and designed to turn human waste into oxygen, food a…
A Japanese high school teacher developed a method of incubation in plastic wrap and plastic cups to replace the eggshell.
The upper robot is designed with automatic and semi-automatic models, with pots, stirrers and control panels, to help cook for the family and the community, as well as t…
Gary McMurray, head of Food Processing Technology at the Georgia Institute of Technology, said he and his colleagues set up a project to produce intelligent skeletal cle…
Millions of tons of feathers discarded each year can be transformed into resinous and waterproof resins that are better than traditional plastics.
A Japanese toy maker has launched a toy robot that looks a lot like a real chick. This toy chicken was named Yume Hiyoko. It has touch pads that help to chop or squeeze…
Chicken straws and feathers will appear popular in the costume of the future. It is not a set of feathers or hemp cloth, but chicken or straw hairs are woven into fabric…
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have successfully converted chicken fat into biodiesel. In the past, biodiesel producers used mainly refined soybean oil.