![Intelligent refrigerators have additional tools against food poisoning](http://scienceinfo.net/data-images/thumbs_120x80/StkYfPPyibGM.jpg)
With the laser tool developed by researchers at the Korea Institute for Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, users can eliminate the risk of dangerous infections when using
![Sterilization of mosquitoes by artificial blood](http://scienceinfo.net/data-images/thumbs_120x80/3n8CExDGJNCk.jpg)
US scientists use artificial blood to sterilize deadly mosquitoes.
![Identify criminals through ... bacteria](http://scienceinfo.net/data-images/thumbs_120x80/XVBphz0Q9Pf8.jpg)
We already have biometric technologies to distinguish individuals from replacing passwords such as fingerprints, voices, retinas, DNA ... Recently, scientists have devised another
![Use bacteria to deodorize the toilet](http://scienceinfo.net/data-images/thumbs_120x80/9S89ar2IW61W.jpg)
Chinese scientists recently introduced a stinky deodorant method in public toilets using a spray of bacteria.
![Computer model of sexually transmitted bacteria](http://scienceinfo.net/data-images/thumbs_120x80/xTfivK2NN1wf.jpg)
Stanford University modeled computer simulations of a sexually transmitted virus. Mycoplasma genitalia causes urethritis and cervical inflammation, as well as pelvic inflammatory
![The explorer uses electricity generated by bacteria](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists working at the US Naval Laboratories (NRL) plan to use advanced microbial fuel cells (MFCs), which will provide enough electricity in the long run (from processes live
![Wash clothes by sun exposure](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
In the near future, washing machines may no longer appear in households when clothes are only exposed to sun.
![Turn urine into rocket fuel](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Scientists have discovered a bacterium that can turn ammonium, which is found in urine, into hydrazine - a fuel for propulsion.
![Bacterial batteries charge themselves - plentiful hydrogen supplies](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
US scientists have found a technology to help bacteria made of bacteria capable of providing energy and can produce an infinite source of hydrogen.
![Spy hides messages in bacteria](https://scienceinfo.net/img/no-image.png)
Instead of using lemonade, in the future intelligence agents can encrypt secret messages with bacteria to send to teammates or superiors.