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To make the nano world brighter, a group of interdisciplinary researchers have produced extremely small nanoparticles - light-emitting nanofibers of a size
Australian scientists have created a device they call the world's fastest and most accurate microscope, powerful enough to be able to identify tiny pieces of material in…
For those who often go on the streets of Hanoi such as Thanh Nien Street, Nghi Tam Street, 19-8 Square in front of the Opera House ... it is easy to see the dividers her…
Experts from the Institute of Materials Science and the Institute of Applied Technology have successfully built a four-channel acupuncture machine with a semiconductor d…
In an ecological population of the natural world, whether on the ground or in the deep sea, plants or animals exist phenomena that are considered to be very special. The…
In 1911, for the first time, scientists discovered that conductive matter with a completely non-resistive feature called it a superconductor.
British scientists say network traffic will increase significantly by reducing the speed of some parts of it and using it
Today's computer case has many different materials. From aluminum, steel, iron, iron, stainless steel to mica, glass (rarer) .... in which aluminum is the most preferred…
Every day you have to come in contact with informative materials and often encounter many confusing acronyms, you have to dig, spend a lot of effort to find abbreviation…
Optical discs are not the most durable tool for storing digital content. Kurt Gerecke, an IBM physics expert in Germany, recommends that if you want to avoid copying a C…
Phase Change Memory (PCM) is a non-volatile memory technology that promises to be used on next generation SSD drives.
Cornell University (USA) researchers have announced a new breakthrough in the field of semiconductor technology, promising to produce ultra-thin devices.
Electronic circuits designed by Russian physicists can reduce electricity consumption by one million times in supercomputers.
CDs and DVDs for storing data are very familiar to computer users, but their durability is worth discussing.
Researchers at IBM Research Center have created the smallest form of magnetic memory ever with 12 iron atoms.