The inventive high school girl tried the Ebola virus for 30 minutes
With a project on how to identify the Ebola virus, which is fast, stable and least expensive, high school student Olivia Hallisey convinced Google jury to bring her the…
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With a project on how to identify the Ebola virus, which is fast, stable and least expensive, high school student Olivia Hallisey convinced Google jury to bring her the…
The device for testing alcohol and stimulants of 13-year-old Indian boy has a structure consisting of: digital camera, flash with good illumination and toilet paper core.
An Australian beekeeper and his son invented the automated honey extraction system called Flow Hive.
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Radio, also known as radio or radio, is a technique for transferring information using a way of modifying electromagnetic waves with lower frequencies than light, radio…
Fluid-rich fluids invented by researchers in Northern Ireland can be used to capture CO2 from industries, greatly reducing pollution.
American engineers invented a new way of filtering seawater, which filters salt water up to 70% higher than graphene, which could solve the freshwater crisis in the long…
The team of researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison invented the nanoscale generator (TENG), integrated into tires to help collect electricity during the whee…
French scientists have just invented
The engineering team from the University of Maryland (USA) has recently found a paper that is made of durable and self-healing cellulose fibers.
British and Chinese scientists developed a new self-cleaning paint that has high applicability on many materials and still works effectively even when scratched.
The fact that sound has a greater power than what we know, sound waves spread in space can create enormous pressure.
It sounds strange but the idea of creating an
A group of high school students in the UK won the TeenTech award for a condom color change initiative to detect sexually transmitted diseases.