The new SRS microscope uses MRI technology
The new generation SRS microscope is based on the combination of the old nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology and the old SRS microscope.
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The new generation SRS microscope is based on the combination of the old nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology and the old SRS microscope.
Chinese scientists can quickly check for artificial impurities contained in dairy products by nuclear magnetic resonance imaging.
Travelers at a hotel in Stockholm could use a cell phone instead of a key or magnetic card to open the door.
Finnish and American scientists have successfully investigated new equipment that quickly and accurately screened pathogens, thereby minimizing the use of antibiotics.
German scientists are trying to perform nuclear fusion (thermonuclear reactions, which normally occur in the Sun) to create a stable source of energy.
Some scientists argue that silver nanoparticles suspended in water create a flexible and flexible material - the main ingredient for creating invisible objects.
Researchers at Stanford University are developing nanoscale chips that can detect early biological markers of cancer in humans.
British and German researchers say they have successfully built the first control system for the endoscope.
Using magnetic fields to detect pathogens is a new technique for American scientists. According to the research team, this method has a very high sensitivity and can det…
People will soon have extraordinary abilities like superheroes in movies such as climbing high vertical walls, flying freely in the air, looking through the fabric throu…
German scientists are developing a small unmanned taxi, which can transport passengers or goods on railroad tracks. Using the momentum as a magnetic field, this vehicle…
The data storage technologies of the future may have to rely on a kind of twisted magnetic nanostructures, called
Physicists from Argentina and the US have just announced that they have significantly improved the superconductivity of MgB2 alloys by doping multi-walled carbon nanotub…
US physicists have announced a new technique that allows us to jump one step further in the use of magnetic nanowires for high-density information storage devices.
Taiwan scientists first discovered ferromagnetism at room temperature in Si nanowires with ion implants. Lih Chen's group and colleagues at the National University of Qi…