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Using image processing techniques to fertilize helps to apply the right amount of fertilizer according to the size of the plant: small trees will get more and larger tre…
This application is updated on Android or iOS operating systems. Accordingly, users can download for free via computer or smartphone.
Brazilian scientists have discovered a powerful assistant in the fight against contaminated water, which is a banana peel that filters out metallic impurities in the wat…
12 young players and assistant coaches stuck in Tham Luang cave in Chiang Rai province from June 23 because heavy rains flooded the cave.
During the 104-year-old birthday last month, Dr. Goodall said what made him most regretful was to go a long way to die.
Being an assistant to Edward Charles Pickering's professor family is probably the most important decision for the young woman Williamina Fleming - the world famous astro…
For centuries, bold and curious scientists have been exploring the problem for themselves and using themselves to experiment in the process of discovering mysteries that…
Why are the rates of women getting doctoral degrees in math and science less than men? This question still does not have a full explanation.
Tablets are increasingly popular in Canada. Owners of this smart technology product can easily access the network to view news, movies, photos and play electronic games…
According to a study recently published in Cancer Research, researchers at Georgia Health Sciences University (GHSU - USA), active ingredient verticillin A is able to en…
An assistant professor of chemistry is developing a compact set of tests that women can use to detect drugs that rapists often use to anesthetize victims.
One morning in 2011, Leidy Garcia woke up, finding himself no longer seeing. At the same time, Francia Papamija also began life in the dark.
The hospital director (BV) K confirmed that the diet has never been studied as a cancer-specific treatment.
The current wave of sci-fi works focuses on figuring out what will happen when the line between people and machines is blurred.
According to MIT Technology Review, it is clear that the virtual assistant tools of tech giants like Siri (Apple) and Alexa (Amazon) are still far from perfect.