The UK studies the pedophile crime identification system by hand
Professor Dame Sue Black of Lancaster University, has developed a forensic technique to help identify crime based on hand characteristics.
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Professor Dame Sue Black of Lancaster University, has developed a forensic technique to help identify crime based on hand characteristics.
This battery not only gains more power than previous devices but also works effectively in strong light and low light.
The team of robotics experts at Tokyo University built Dragon robots with the ability to fly for a short time and rearrange their parts, Futurism reported on June 26.
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The sturdy three-bedroom bungalow is the first of the world's first five houses built by 3D concrete printing technology and will be completed in 2019.
The research team at the University of California developed a device that absorbs water at night and supplies water during the day.
Researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York have produced a new, inexpensive, chemical-sensitive chip that can be used to detect cocaine.
Researchers have unveiled a new smartwatch featuring finger-tracking technology that turns a person's arm into a touch screen.
Scientists at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, fabricate a soft membrane less than a millimeter thick that can be attached to contact lenses, Newsweek said Monday.
Scientists from the University of Pierre and Marie Curie (France) and the University of Wyoming (USA) say they have built this robot based on the mechanism of self-recov…
University of Maryland engineers have created a new insulating material that is capable of blocking temperatures as high as 100 degrees Celsius compared to foam or silic…
Researchers at the University of Texas, USA are developing equipment capable of producing clean drinking water from most polluted water or seawater, even from the Dead S…
The device was built by scientists at University College London (UCL) and University of Nottingham (UK).
Dr Eric Leuthardt of the University of Washington says that telepathy or brain communication can become reality in about 20 years, News.com.au reported today.
According to the authors from the University of California, the text of this machine prints up to 90% accuracy. Its mission is to capture the nerve signals in your brain…