Concrete increases durability when 'feeding' marine life
Startup Israel develops eco-friendly concrete that becomes even stronger when marine life clings to the surface.
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Startup Israel develops eco-friendly concrete that becomes even stronger when marine life clings to the surface.
More and more lactate-sensing wearables are available to assist with exercise.
One of the open questions about cosmic biology is whether there is life somewhere in the solar system?
Aging is a gradual change in biological systems driven by interacting processes such as molecular damage, altered gene regulation, cellular stress responses, changes in…
Not only in human populations (women live longer than men), scientists found other mammals also have a longer life span than males.
While fishing, a girl in the US caught a bizarre creature shaped like a giant worm.
According to findings published in the journal Conservation of Biology and Biology, owls living in remote forests in Northern California are being poisoned from an uncer…
The year 2019 recognizes many contributions from researchers around the world in the fields of computers, biology, archeology and astronomy.
US and French scientists have used space lasers to track small marine species - molluscs, baby squid and small fish in studying the impact of climate change on migration…
According to Plant Molecular Biology, a team of Russian and French scientists analyzed the genome and copies of 631 plant species. As it turned out, the number of plant…
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Biohacking, also known as DIY biology, is a broad term used to describe an increasingly popular lifestyle.
According to Salk.Edu, US scientists at the Salk Institute of Biology have found that in the brain, the liver and pancreas of mice and cells and proteins exist almost th…
According to a new survey published in the journal Archives of Oral Biology, 29 killer whales in captivity in the US and Spain have dental problems.
Murmansk Marine Biology Institute has developed a unique project to clean up the oil spill areas at sea, according to a press release on May 7 by the Institute.