Medicine - Health
Get the stem cell form in the tendon wire
US scientists have found that stem cells in the adult's veins can recover tissue - a discovery that promises new treatments for disease and ligament damage.
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What to do when a bee sting, a tick bite?
When bitten by an insect, it is necessary to calmly find a way to handle the bite and burn quickly. Here are a few things to deal with when a bee stings, bites.
Medicine - Health
Test of nerve regeneration drug
Two antibodies that help regenerate ruptured spinal nerves of mice are about to be tested on humans. These antibodies have helped the damaged ropes to travel. They block…
Science invention
Rubber wires can stretch up to 8 times
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (USA) have successfully studied a type of electrical wire that can stretch up to 8 times like any elastic cord.
Science invention
Inventing batteries can be surprisingly elastic
Yonggang Huang of Northwestern University and the University of Illinois John A. Rogers was the first to invent a kind of scalable li-ion battery - a flexible device cap…
Science invention
Germany invented a non-conductive power transmission system
Scientists from the Fraunhofer Research Institute of Germany have introduced a new method that allows wire-free transfer of electricity in short distances. The work of t…
Computer science
7 popular wireless technology standards today
While cables and wires still play a key role in transmitting and receiving information, using wireless headsets, surfing the Web at Wi-Fi hotspots ... is becoming famili…
Computer science
Why use Serial communication?
If you pay attention, you can see that all current technologies tend to translate from parallel to serial. The new IDE standard for hard drives is also Serial (Serial AT…
Computer science
Wireless standards are highly appreciated today
Quite a lot of wire-less interconnection technologies in the home exist with names that are abbreviated in letters and numbers that are difficult to understand. Among wi…
Computer science
Laser chip
A generation of chips can produce lasers, an invention that seems so simple but may be the first step for a whole new generation of computers, the computer generation do…
Computer science
Samsung developed stacked chip package technology
Samsung Electronics has successfully developed a chip package in which the microprocessors are stacked vertically and connected directly to each other through wires. Exp…
New technology
No batteries needed, no wires, no friction, how can this bicycle light be lit when moving?
People often use bicycles to use two types of lights: one battery type and one powered by generator operating when the wheel rotates. Both types have drawbacks, and that…
New technology
Elastic cord made of material more durable than steel 200 times
Alliance Rubber is studying the use of graphene, which is 200 times stronger than steel, to produce elastic bands, Business Insider said on Aug. 23.
New technology
Robots do not need batteries, no wires are still running well
A team of researchers at Harvard University created a battery-free folding robot, capable of complex motion, controlled through a wireless magnetic field.
New technology
Swiss robot knotted wire mesh home building
Researchers in Switzerland use digital technology to design and plan a three-storey DFAB building that is largely responsible for construction by robotic systems and 3D…