Researchers use sound waves to find a town lost for 650 years
The researchers hope the high-resolution sonar system can help locate the medieval town of Ravenser Odd, which sank under the North Sea in the mid-14th century.
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The researchers hope the high-resolution sonar system can help locate the medieval town of Ravenser Odd, which sank under the North Sea in the mid-14th century.
Swedish scientists have found a way to use spider silk protein to boost p53, a cancer-killing protein in humans.
New research shows that people with blue eyes have a single common ancestor. A team at the University of Copenhagen has identified a genetic mutation that occurred 6 to…
This is the first work to use brain scan data (magnetic resonance imaging) of people with Covid-19 before they contracted the virus and several months after.
Thanks to an electrode device implanted in the spinal cord, Roccati is now able to do simple things again: stand at a bar with
For the first time, researchers will create tomography images of an ancient pyramid weighing nearly 6 million tons to uncover hidden chambers inside.
By modifying the composition, a team of researchers has created a bioactive glass that is remarkably effective at killing disease-causing bacteria.
Vaccine against COVID-19 is currently considered an important solution for the world to escape the COVID-19 pandemic.
China is researching and developing a two-stage booster rocket system similar to the billionaire's reusable Starship cargo spaceship.
A team of US and Chinese researchers have found the exotic metal in a material where charge is carried not by electrons-electron particles, but by a wave-like entity cal…
A new study published in the journal Nature Communications has just revealed an interesting reason why Aedes aegypti, a fairly common mosquito, finds and bites human ski…
Previous theories have suggested that immediately after forming, the wormhole will collapse immediately because of its lack of stability.
According to British scientists, electromagnetic radiation emitted by electronic devices is a cause of obesity and diabetes.
Experts have developed a new device that evaluates sweetness objectively, 10 times more sensitive than older bio-electronic devices.
In addition to detecting bacteria and pathogens in domestic water, the device can also assess water hardness, pH and ion content in water.