Garbage robot and creative passion of two poor students
In the ceremony of praising the national and international excellent students recently organized by Hai Phong Department of Education and Training, the case of two twins…
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In the ceremony of praising the national and international excellent students recently organized by Hai Phong Department of Education and Training, the case of two twins…
Researchers have discovered that the neuron between the left and right hemisphere of highly creative people has a stronger connection than ordinary people.
According to a recent study at De La Salle University in the Philippines, the creative process is closely related to mental instability (neurological).
In fact, there are several factors between blood groups: risk of disease, eating preferences, personality and love ...
Left-handed people face a very high risk of suffering from schizophrenia, according to a new study.
Movies and science fiction books are always excited with the idea of creating a race of people with supernatural intelligence.
If you are feeling your way of doing just follow a path, without creativity, review your daily routine. 3 'small' tips below can help you improve creative thinking.
The group of researchers from the Department of Creative Art Therapy at Drexel University in Philadelphia (USA) said music could reduce anxiety in cancer patients.
Research on caffeine detection in coffee can only improve performance for jobs that do not need abstract thinking.
Australian researchers have found a simple yet extremely creative method to treat blind people due to corneal damage.
The medical team of Nghe An Oncology Hospital received the Nghe An Science and Technology Innovation Award 2014 for the subject of autologous peripheral blood stem cell…
Among the 6 pictures below, there are 5 pictures drawn by artists around the world, the other is drawn by a robot.
Sophia is a communication robot created by David Hanson, a creative engineer who worked for Disney, according to National Geographic.
Instead of turning the page on his own in less than a second, he built a machine that ran for several minutes, mobilizing a lot of household items.
American 11-year-old Peyton Robertson touched the highest award in the creative competition for young Scientists Challenge scientists.