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Talking dolls, metal detectors, wooden swimming fins ... are seemingly strange inventions of talented scientists.
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Talking dolls, metal detectors, wooden swimming fins ... are seemingly strange inventions of talented scientists.
The engineering team from the University of Maryland (USA) has recently found a paper that is made of durable and self-healing cellulose fibers.
Colin Furze, 34, a British, invented a pair of iron shoes from school. This pair of shoes can help its riders go back to the same elaborate metal ceiling
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (USA) have successfully studied a type of electrical wire that can stretch up to 8 times like any elastic cord.
Japanese scientists have developed semiconductor devices that reduce power consumption in semiconductor chips by more than 90%. The research team at Hokkaido University…
Scientists in Australia have found a completely new technique to create metal with plastic and even superconducting properties.
Japanese scientists have successfully fabricated new alloys similar to rare metals palladium - the world's first artificial rare metal.
A cloth-covered car is something you associate with Flintstones, not the most advanced automotive design of the 21st century. But BMW's latest car concept car is exactly…
In 1789, the German chemist Claprot (M. Klaproth) discovered a new element and remembered the Uranus planet (Uranus) discovered by British astronomer Hechen (Herchel) in…
A new study revealed that radio antennas made from electrically contaminated gas are a device that captures anti-interference. Gas contaminated with electricity - or pla…
By using a tabletop laser, the University of Rochester optical scientists have turned pure aluminum into yellow, green, gray and other colors. All metals are t
Block metal glass materials have shown promise in engineering for more than 15 years but often have poor flexibility and toughness, and make them brittle and fragile. Bu…
Shining light on an object to reduce its temperature seems a rather strange way, but laser cooling is frequently used in physics, especially to create super-cold samples…
Spintronic components (generation of electronic components of the future simultaneously exploiting the electronic properties as well as electrical charges) are gradually…
Physicists in Germany claim they have for the first time discovered a material with a natural negative refractive index, instead of the usual positive refractive index.…