Fuel for cars and aircraft from Scottish whiskey
Scottish scientists at Edinburgh Wine and Beer University have invented a new biofuel derived from whiskey that can be used to drive cars.
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Scottish scientists at Edinburgh Wine and Beer University have invented a new biofuel derived from whiskey that can be used to drive cars.
Humans and some other animals will become extinct in the next 100 years as the population booms and consumerism grows unrestrained.
Scientists at the University of Arizona (USA) have discovered an interesting thing, in an old coal mine in Louisiana state, bacteria based on CO2 and coal has produced n…
Researchers from the University of Manitoba (Canada) are conducting experiments from DNA samples to revive extinct mammoths.
American scientists at the University of Texas have found the first solid evidence of horizontal DNA transfer ...
Scientists from the University of Newcastle (UK) have created embryos containing DNA of a man and two women.
Scientists at the University of Cambridge (UK) have decoded the
Heating microalgae in high pressure cookers can speed up the production of crude oil from millions of years (in nature) to several tens of minutes.
Scientists at the Nijmegen University in the Netherlands have discovered a bacterium that can produce oxygen to breathe.
Scientists at the University of Tokyo, Japan, said they have successfully implanted into the animal body C60 that can carry genes to apply in medical treatment.
Scientists from Kyoto University (Japan) have successfully cultivated original auditory neurons based on the use of multifunctional stem cells (iPS) from rat skin.
Scientists at the University of Calgary, Canada have announced that they have deciphered one of the genetic secrets of opium.
Researchers at Yale University (USA) discovered some methods that mosquitoes use to search
The Mexican team announced on February 8 that it has successfully prepared a bio-pesticide from chilli, garlic, onions and a variety of spices available in this Central…
American scientists from Chapel Hill Sub-University, University of North Carolina, said they found calcium atoms could control bacterial activity.