Smart bandages help patients recover from a distance
The new bandage design allows doctors to monitor patients with chronic wounds remotely via a mobile application, thereby reducing examination and testing time.
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The new bandage design allows doctors to monitor patients with chronic wounds remotely via a mobile application, thereby reducing examination and testing time.
Pulsar Fusion is developing and testing rocket engines powered by compounds found in recycled plastic waste.
From a crazy idea, but the successful test in October changed all that, turning SpinLaunch into a game-changing company sending humanity into space.
This pregnancy detection method is described as cost-effective, non-invasive, providing accurate results in just minutes.
UK company Emergex will soon start clinical trials of a second-generation Covid-19 vaccine in the form of a paste that is applied to the skin and uses T cells to destroy…
France is using mobile solar cells to generate electricity and create shade for orchards, helping plants cope with the heat.
The US company has successfully tested a new system consisting of a vacuum chamber that can rotate the launch vehicle to supersonic speeds and then release it into the a…
A Siberian town is testing a direct nuclear-powered heating system from a mini-plant on a barge.
For the first time, NASA will launch a spacecraft to crash into a small asteroid and change its orbit to test planetary defense tactics.
China is building a ground-based test facility for a solar power station, which transmits electricity to Earth through microwave beams.
After several delays, the successor to the Hubble space telescope could be launched in October this year.
Russia is testing a seed storage facility that relies entirely on natural cold conditions to save electricity in Yakutia.
SpaceX's next Starship prototype gets a black-and-white treatment in a stunning new photo shared by the company's billionaire founder Elon Musk.
Instead of using a needle to draw blood as usual, nurses only need to use a device to scan the patient's eyes in seconds and give accurate results immediately.
This interesting mask of the Japanese can be eaten like regular cakes.