Research to create pain reliever from puffer fish toxins
The deadly neurotoxin from puffer fish could create a generation of non-narcotic pain relievers.
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The deadly neurotoxin from puffer fish could create a generation of non-narcotic pain relievers.
The researchers are looking at using fiber optic cables for additional testing.
CO2 Rail, a start-up in the US, plans to capture CO2 directly from the air with modified railcars running across the country.
Researchers have tested a new method to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease with blood transfusions.
The new method converts waste cotton fabric into sugar, which can be used to make spandex, nylon or ethanol.
Authors in Israel discovered how to regulate B white blood cells, which release antibodies against HIV, thereby helping to cure the disease after just one injection.
Israeli researchers have developed a new method that can neutralize HIV and developed an injectable drug that can cure HIV/AIDS.
The method of using silk to catch the pulse has appeared in many Chinese films, even making the Qianlong king believe it is real.
Scientists in Australia have found a solution that can contribute to the treatment of about one million tons of plastic waste each year in this country.
Researchers created today's high-quality olive oil-like oils by twisting more than 4,000 years ago.
Minor injuries on the outside of the knee only need to be washed with clean water, but soft injuries will require the application of the RICE method.
In the Krasnoyarsk region, Russia, for the first time rice is sown by drones. Thanks to technology, it is possible to sow up to 150 hectares per day.
Light-based 3D printing is capable of creating small objects in tens of seconds with high resolution.
A team at the University of British Columbia has developed a new technique that turns waste wood into a material that is five times stronger than natural wood.
New technology allows to make satellite antennas right in orbit using plastic and sunlight, greatly saving launch costs.