This invention can eliminate complications in cosmetic and medical surgery
Cosmetic surgery, especially those involving silicone implants, still has many potential risks today.
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Cosmetic surgery, especially those involving silicone implants, still has many potential risks today.
Cameras that can see through the body and use genetic modification methods to neutralize deadly biological weapons are considered two breakthrough inventions that affect…
Australian scientists have invented a new device, which can help transfer energy to pacemakers without the need for a charging cable.
In Malawi, a package of sanitary napkins costs the same as the payday and girls often have to miss school because there is not enough cotton to use during the menstrual…
A battery sensitive to temperature, thus preventing the risk of fire and equipment, newly invented in the United States.
The company is planning to use a special plastic made from greenhouse gas emissions to make covers and containers for Body Butter body care products.
Korea has recently invented a type of biological watch glass, which will be expected to become essential when visitors go out or work abroad.
The group of US medical scientists has successfully invented the device to maintain the
Recently, US scientists have revealed that super blood will be injected into American soldiers so that they can fight dioxin by themselves when participating in the war.
US researchers have recently published a surprising discovery: developing a biodegradable and digestible battery in the human body.
The US Patent and Trademark Office has just issued Apple a patent for a form of mobile computing that fits in a pen, complementing the phone network and GPS capabilities.
Australian researchers have created a special device that helps change the body's biological clock, leaving the phenomenon of fatigue due to time zone difference.
According to Guardian, Manel Torres' invention aims to shorten the duration of the normal garment process: weaving, dyeing and sewing.
Children with severe allergies to peanuts can eat peanuts after a year using special patches on their skin, according to the Daily Mail on June 24.
Pu Qingliang - a 21-year-old mechanical student studying at Chongqing Mechanical and Electrical Vocational Institute, Chongqing - came up with the idea of creating a f…