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Street lighting trees in the future
The appearance of cities will change spectacularly when the glowing trees replace the lampposts on the streets.
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Concrete sealing bacteria
A group of students at Newcastle University have successfully developed a bacterium that can produce special glue that seals cracks.
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Age can be determined through blood
Blood will become a new tool for forensic experts to determine the age of the perpetrator or victim at the crime scene.
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Mark the DNA bar code on the organism
The International Barcode of Life Project (iBOL), is the world's first DNA barcode library and is the world's largest complete genetic engineering project.
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American female scary robot?
Robots are a great invention of mankind, our powerful assistant in many daily tasks ...
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Develop nano-robots to treat genetic diseases
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology in the United States have used nanoscale technology to make robots that can move in the blood.
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Molecules with molecular size can transport drugs to specific cells
Today one can create microscopic 'pills' about the size of a virus containing drugs and other substances. In this way, the efficiency in transporting drugs and other sub…
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The world's first self-thought robot was born
The world's robotics technology has achieved a remarkable turning point when the first self-thought robot has just arrived.
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Produce stem cells from human skin
The breakthrough of British experts can help us turn human skin into stem cells.
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New glass can decompose and release calcium into the body
British scientists are developing a new kind of glass that can break down and release calcium into the body. This will allow the patient to regenerate the bone and may b…
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The cow's stomach holds the secret to turning corn into biofuel
According to Michigan State University scientists, enzymes from a type of bacteria living in cow's stomach hold the secret to turning corn plants into fuel. Enzymes help…
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Super blooming gel 'cleanses' chemicals
Japanese chemists have created a gene that extends up to 500 times the initial size when exposed to solvents - a feature that can be exploited to absorb toxic industrial…
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The smallest scissors in the world
Japanese scientists have created the world's smallest cutting tool - molecular pullers that are light-activated. They can be used to control genes, proteins, and oth…
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The first application of self-evolving capabilities
Experimental model of the University of Oslo (Norway) adds elements
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What genetic variation makes our species unique?
This generation follows the other generation, anthropologists always looking for ways to discover what made us human. The famous classical painter Louis Leakey thinks th…