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Night flights will help the aerial observatory scour the sky to find new stars, in an effort to detect extraterrestrial life.
We are no stranger to information about the storms or flash floods that have come all over the world, such as Hurricane Sandy in the US or Hurricane Jelawat that landed…
Danish artists and a group of American engineers successfully built something that could help people cope with floods and land scarcity.
During his three years at Colorado Denver University, Professor Vu Ngoc Tam owned 9 US patents and was awarded many awards at technology conferences.
The story below tells of a rogue criminal who has done everything he can to study some mysterious device that the American police used to arrest him.
Computer engineer John Ellenby, who has a great deal in the development and widespread commercialization of laptop computers, died on August 17 at age 75.
British prodigy owns IQ 162, likes sports, does not use Facebook or mobile phones. The boy wanted to study engineering and medicine with the desire to create a surgical…
The founders of startups always face challenges, financial difficulties and investment refusals. Naveen Tewari - once financially depleted, created a $ 2 billion company…
Young man Nguyen Mai Duc is not yet 18 years old, has undergone no less than 11 times to apply for a short investment, has launched a mobile application.
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Thanks to a regular piece of Scotch tape, a cell phone and a pencil core, Russian scientist Konstantin Novoselov ...
Finding the most efficient energy supply for mobile devices is now one of the top research areas in the world. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M…
The National Institutes of Health responded formally to a controversial question about the risk of cancer caused by mobile phones over the years, through a study worth $…
Washington State University scientists have successfully developed a lab model on smartphones.
Usually, your internal organs are rarely standing still. They can move, or change size a bit when we have physical activities, eating ...