Cancer
Misleading breast size can lead to breast cancer
A study at Harvard University (USA), women who often wear bras over 12 hours a day are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not wear bras or wear less.
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Antibiotic resistance
The scary truth about antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Harvard University's team warns, antibiotic-resistant bacteria are diverse, active, widespread, silently transmitted without any sign of recognition.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Google and Harvard University developed AI models that could predict earthquake aftershocks
This model was studied from the synthesis of 199 large earthquake events in recent decades, and from data of 130,000 aftershocks.
Science invention
'Navel laughter' with the most silly inventions on the earth 2017
At Harvard University (USA) recently, scientific studies made people laugh before and think, the 27th Ig Nobel was announced.
Science invention
Inventing a 10-year battery does not require charging
Researchers at Harvard University, USA have successfully developed new battery technology that can maintain energy for 10 years without charging.
Science invention
Inventing super slip material
Scientists have just succeeded in finding the world's most slippery material by mimicking the mechanism of action from the leaves of a pitcher plant.
Science invention
The most inventive 'inventions' of the year
The Ig Nobel Prize, the prize for quirky inventions that makes people
Computer science
MIT and Harvard University developed tools to help download websites 34% faster
Polaris - a new technology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), can help the browser collect files more efficiently, thereby speeding up the loading of…
Computer science
Fuel cell chips were enlightened
Researchers at Harvard University demonstrated microchips containing 145 solid oxide fuel cells or fuel cell chips (Fuel cells on-a-chip) to replace small batteries.
Computer science
Harvard server is hacked, data spread on BitTorrent
Data from 10,000 students who completed Harvard's 2007 course in arts and sciences were hacked and distributed on the Internet, according to the school earlier this week.
Computer science
Computer - The foundation of the new world
Professor Jeffrey Rayport, Harvard University, had an interesting comparison between the speed of microprocessor development and the two automotive and aircraft industri…
Computer science
Virtual shopping: Guests will be allowed to visit the store
If 3D map systems such as Google Earth help us see a virtual city from the outside, other online services will lead us to each of the small streets inside.
Computer science
Microsoft war - the source opens to the page
A study conducted by Harvard Business School under Microsoft's sponsorship confirms that software developers do not want GPL version 3 to only license agreements.
Computer science
AOL 9.0 is 'bad software' !?
On August 28, Stopbadware.org, a nonprofit security organization headed by Harvard and Oxford universities, is supported by Google, Sun and Lenovo, announcing the AOL cl…
Computer science
Every application has spyware
Two research institutes of Internet at Harvard and Oxford are preparing to incorporate specialized website introduction