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It is difficult to detect cancer cells - only one in a billion blood cells is cancer. So how do you isolate and predict the earliest cancer to cure?
This is the most significant technological achievement of the energy industry in recent times.
In the field of Nature Nanotechnology, scientists from Ohio University announced the invention of a special chip that regenerates all types of cells, even the organ.
Researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, have taken a new step in the development of the microfluidic fuel cell (MFCs) industry.
This system can produce 40% more electricity than traditional solar battery systems.
The Ministry of Defense wants the army to have supernatural powers, telepathy and immunity from pain.
For the first time, the DNA chromosome is modeled as a three-dimensional structure.
The DEMU train, with a capacity of 1,600 horsepower, consists of 6 coaches, each carries 16 solar panels on the roof to provide power to the onboard equipment replacing…
Big step to landmark
The city of Concepción in southern Chile has just launched a project to install a traffic light warning system under the road for people addicted to mobile phones.
US scientists can replicate the human face seen by monkeys from the brain's signal.
US scientists are developing the idea of turning everyday clothes into cell phone chargers.
New solar panels are lighter, thinner and can be produced on a large scale at low prices.
Scientists have created a nanoscale optical fiber that can sense the force at an incredibly small intensity, from disturbances caused by bacteria moving in cells.
New technology - Watson comes from IBM, opening a new horizon in the diagnosis of skin cancer. Along with the ability to learn knowledge from the surrounding, to make Wa…