New technology
Graphene and 2D materials can turn 'Moore's law' into the past
A group of researchers in Manchester (UK), Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States recently published a new study on a field of computer equipm…
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Biology
Rainy insects are like humans who 'eat' a whole bowling ball in their face, but why don't they die?
How do insects avoid raindrops bearing the shadow of death?
Biology
Why are cicada's fragile wings a nightmare for all bacteria?
Scanning this process under a microscope, the scientists found that the bacteria with elastic membranes had sunk into the nanoscale layer, cicada wings punctured the bac…
Conquer Mars
This is how humans can build life from nothing on Mars
Scientists from the University of California have built a nano power plant that uses sunlight to turn carbon dioxide and water into new organic molecules.
Scientific application
Students find antibiotic adsorbent from medical wastewater
A study by students of the University of Natural Sciences found that antibiotic adsorbent in wastewater is nearly 98% and can be reused.
Archeology
Surprising truth about the new 'tyrant Nano' monster remains
A 50-year-old controversial mystery about a prehistoric monster named Nanotyrannus, a hybrid of Tyrannosaurus Tyrannosaurus, has been deciphered.
Discover science
Russian scientists created an entirely new super hard alloy
Recently, Russian scientists announced the successful development of a new generation of super hard alloys that is expected to be used to create mining equipment in the…
Health
Detect special structure in human tooth enamel
A new look for the first time on the nanostructures of tooth enamel helps explain why the hardest substance in the human body is extremely resilient.
Scientific application
Drop Japanese Koi fish into To Lich River and West Lake to demonstrate water quality
In the morning of September 16, Japanese experts dropped 300 Vietnamese Koi and carp to the treated water; at the same time dropping 200 tilapia into the To Lich river b…
New technology
Chip industry hit a new milestone: The first successful production of carbon nanoparticles
In theory, with higher performance and more efficient use of energy, we expect it will replace silicon chips.
Environment
Successful fabrication of 'nano-springs' helps break down marine plastic
Scientists make micro-coils from carbon, nitrogen and manganese, capable of producing chemical reactions that dissolve micro-plastic particles.
Discover science
Successfully manufactured the world's thinnest gold leaf
The University of Leeds expert team created thin gold leafs of one million human fingernails, which can be used in electronics and medicine.
Scientific application
Hanoi people were surprised when Japanese experts bathed in To Lich river
Japanese experts surprised hundreds of people when swimming among water, washing their hair, washing their face right on To Lich river (Hanoi).
New technology
Solar cell with nano-carbon technology converts heat into light, increasing efficiency to 80%
The solar industry breakthrough will allow us to take advantage of huge energy