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It is known that it is a small device without batteries. This may be the solution for people who are struggling to change their eating habits.
Inspired by desert ants, scientists at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and University of Aix-Marseille have invented a new generation of robots…
Stanford University scientists have invented a way to create hydrogen fuel from seawater when using solar energy, opening up the ability to create clean energy without C…
According to the information department of the National University of Science and Technology (NUST MISI) reporting to RIA Novosti, Russian engineers designed a next-gene…
Editing genes for animals and plants has come to life in some ways but controversies continue.
Researchers at Lund University in Sweden say the risk of a person's heart attack increases at 22:00 on December 24.
The Wageningen University team in the Netherlands this week will harvest the first banana grown without soil.
According to a study published in the journal Cell on December 13, scientists in the US have discovered a human protein that could help block the Ebola virus.
Experts from the Russian National Nuclear Research University MEPhI have created a series of multi-layer ultra-thin film tables that can provide the basis for future ele…
A team of scientists at Cornell University, USA recently announced, they have succeeded in recreating the body feeling for a robot.
The work led by the University of Hawaii (USA), in collaboration with many schools and research institutes in the US, France, and Taiwan, is hailed as a breakthrough in…
Physicist Claudio Grimaldi and colleagues at Lausanne Polytechnic University (Switzerland) have calculated the scope in the universe to exist the signal of another civil…
Experts at Oxford University, UK, concluded that aliens may experience the same natural selection process that leads to the evolution of human beings.
New course trainers believe that we need to be ready to contact aliens in the next 15 years.