Inventions that change future eating habits
Science and technology has crept into every corner of life, including the culinary field. Below will be new inventions that can change the way people eat in the future.
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Science and technology has crept into every corner of life, including the culinary field. Below will be new inventions that can change the way people eat in the future.
Recently, US scientists have revealed that super blood will be injected into American soldiers so that they can fight dioxin by themselves when participating in the war.
Australian researchers have created a special device that helps change the body's biological clock, leaving the phenomenon of fatigue due to time zone difference.
Scientists headed by Craig Murray of Oregon State University (USA) have been studying bacteria that can digest sheep's cellulose, thereby helping to quickly transform TN…
Researchers from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (Bangladesh) have found a new way to filter emissions from the environmentally friendly fertilizer manufa…
Panda Software has announced the results of a study showing that up to 70% of malicious software is used for stealing purposes.
Scientists have long been extremely concerned about climate warming due to the greenhouse effect caused by the emissions of vehicles and factories.
This intelligent fabric works by using electronic sensors that support textiles made of materials known under organic metal forms, also known as MOF.
Accordingly, the above cannons, shaped like a magnified hair dryer, were placed behind a truck, which was tested in the Anand Vihar area in the eastern capital of New De…
According to research by the United Nations University (Japan), every year the world emits 50 million tons of electronic waste and only 15% of these are processed.
SkunkLock locks if dropped can spray the inside air into the thief, causing the object to have difficulty breathing and vomiting immediately.
Space technology will help monitor the level of environmental pollution at global scale.
Recent carbon nanotubes have also been used to detect explosives and toxic chemicals.
The British Ministry of Defense is investing £ 1m in a robotic model to test military uniforms protecting British soldiers from chemical and biological agents.