Polio virus offers hope for curing brain cancer
Initial test results in the United States showed that 21% of 61 brain tumor patients survived after three years by injecting polio virus.
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Initial test results in the United States showed that 21% of 61 brain tumor patients survived after three years by injecting polio virus.
A group of students from Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully developed a new breath diagnosis system that helps detect s…
Scientists believe that ladybirds are the key to creating a type of umbrella (though) that does not overturn despite the wind blowing.
If you pay attention, you will see that the traditional box has many disadvantages that give users unavoidable discomfort.
A Kickstarter project is gathering capital to create the most perfect umbrella ever.
Umbrellas (or umbrellas) are a very useful tool to cover rain or sun. However, for some reason, we do not always have immediate access to this item in an emergency. Beca…
Shoe with umbrella, helmet, holder of toilet paper, cassette with remote control ... are very inventive inventions but also very strange.
The inventor Morris Shahbazi, from Panama, began developing the project
Not only are they able to invent things that have changed people's lives, they have created quite odd things that even look stupid with the common name Chindogu.
So far the drone not only has the task of taking photos but also can be used in delivery or drone tests in both moving.
According to Silvestro Micera, a six-month trial, the left hand arm can hold a solid, compact and lightweight design. comfortable.
US scientists have successfully developed skin patches that use sweat to power the phone.
The type of battery that uses electrolytes made from urine appears to be superior in terms of cost, charging times, life expectancy and safety for users.
This wonderful umbrella can not only predict the weather, but it is also smart enough not to let the host take it.