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Scientists at King's College University in London have announced the intention to replicate stem cells from rabbit ovaries and human cell nuclei. Professor Chris Shaw, i…
Laboratory studies have shown that chemotherapy can stimulate the body's immune system to fight cancer cells.
Researchers at Imperial College London (UK) measured vitamin D in blood samples of 279 women with breast cancer, of which 204 were in the early stages of the disease, th…
In China, most parents believe that getting into a good university is a sure guarantee of a successful life later on.
A number of scientists at the Royal College of London have collaborated with fashion designers in the country to create fabrics made of tea, for use in the fashion indus…
Yuri Suzuki, 26, Japanese and colleague Masa Kimura - are alumni of the Royal College of Art London - have successfully built automatic breakfast machines.
The Royal College of London recently published a description of how to create a material that can hide objects in visible light.
A group of high school and college teachers and students succeeded in transmitting sound pulses at a rate faster than the speed of light, at least according to what we k…
In 2018, we are at Imperial College in London, the world press is about to witness the first event on the planet. Soon, Professor John Pendry will present his latest inv…
The rare case of fraudulent examination in this year's University-College entrance examination: A contestant of the Banking Academy uses a mobile phone to copy the answe…
This is the latest technology training program of Microsoft, especially suitable for those who are IT students of Universities / Colleges; IT staff and IT professionals…
The Ministry of Education and Training has just sent official letters to universities and colleges to guide the preparation for the University and CD 2006 entrance exams…
Initially, a group of college students designed this unique air-driven vehicle as part of a graduation project at Helwan University near Cairo, Egypt.
In the video below, we can see a sample device (still in trial phase) developed by Chuo University engineers and the National Aeronautics Authority of Japan (JAXA).
The device was built by scientists at University College London (UCL) and University of Nottingham (UK).