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Camera lens is 2,000 times thinner than human hair
Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have successfully developed a camera lens that is 2,000 times thinner than human hair.
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Combining two traditional methods, scientists can defeat cancer
The treatment of cancer by irradiation always has certain limitations, but researchers believe that new therapies can help increase the effectiveness of treatment and re…
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China makes clothes through glass
A group of Chinese scientists developed a micro-detector that allows to see through clothing or some paper and cardboard materials.
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Use cosmic background radiation to encrypt data
If you have a top-secret message that does not trust the usual security measures, it may be coming, a new encryption method with extremely high security based on cosmic…
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Future predictions in Star Trek movies
Star Trek has been at the forefront of a number of technology forecasts to help humans visualize the prospect of future civilization such as microwave weapons or stealth…
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New infrared device makes it easier to detect veins
Australian scientists have unveiled a new handheld device that utilizes near-infrared radiation technology to help identify patients' veins easily.
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Use smartphones to 'catch' cosmic radiation
Scientists at the University of California have just discovered an easier way to detect these extraneous elements, but the most important thing is that they use the came…
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Underwear protects sperm against telephone waves
The men's underwear is made of fiber and metal fabric is not cheap price, 49 USD, but in return the wearer can be completely assured will be protected.
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Turn sulfur waste into a lens
International researchers at the University of Arizona have found a unique method of processing sulfur waste into plastic lenses that can be used for infrared devices.
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Polaris-H - High-precision portable radioactivity detector
Researchers at the University of Michigan have recently introduced a faster, cheaper method of detecting and mapping radioactive leak hotspots at nuclear power plants.
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Does cell phone need 'radiation shield'?
At present, almost everyone uses mobile phones. This fact creates a very potential market for the products
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Mobile radiation scouts
Engineers from Moscow research firm 'Spectr' have built a mobile system to spy on radiation and chemical pollution.
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Diving, anti-radiation underwear
Radiation is an issue that can not be underestimated, especially in Japan, as the country is already dealing with a nuclear disaster.
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Technology 'prime minister' fashion goods 'clones'
British scientists say they have developed a possible test