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Health
Make rat bones transparent in the lab
With the current level of science and technology, we know that it is still a long way before the concept of invisibility comes true.
Health
Find out how to prevent a cold in the winter
Winter is a season of illnesses related to colds, sore throat, runny nose and sinusitis. Scientists are now one step closer to stopping the common cold.
Science invention
Equipment for incubating thousands of human embryos at the same time and the future of 'synthesizer' from just one stem cell?
With this new device, biologists will have an extra 'powerful' power.
Health
Japanese scientists successfully tested artificial blood on rabbits
The good news once again raises hopes for a miraculous artificial blood, which can help save lives in times of need without worrying about anemia nowadays.
Discover science
Can we stop thinking?
We always feel our minds constantly think about one thing after another, without stopping.
Animal world
The tallest flying bird in the world
The special body structure helps the goose-headed goose fly at an altitude of nearly 8,000 meters to migrate across the Himalayas.
Videos
The 23s-long timelapse video shows a frog egg dividing into millions of cells after 33 hours
This timelapse video by filmmaker Francis Chee filmed a scene of an initial frog cell with four cells, after 33 hours of division into millions of tiny cells, before bec…
Science Events
Research to increase photovoltaic battery performance
The study offers a solution to restructure solar cells to increase the performance and durability of energy systems in erratic weather conditions.
Health
How does the wound heal?
To explain how the wound on the skin heals, let's first learn about skin.
New technology
'3 in 1' system: Using solar energy to produce electricity and desalination water
Solve three problems at once: water shortage, electricity shortage and emissions reduction.
New technology
Using sludge and waste, scientists create the most efficient electricity generation system
Not only applied in shrimp ponds, this method can be included in other farming models.
Health
Scientists are about to bring cancer cells into space to destroy them
Scientists in Australia will send samples of living cancer cells to space in 2020 to prove this claim.
Health
Detecting a second gene mutation linked to resistance to HIV
American patient Timothy Brown became the first person to be cured of HIV infection through a donor's spinal cord transplant with a variant of the CCR5 gene.
Health
How does white blood cells help us fight disease?
Our bodies are made up of cells. Cells of different sizes and colors and combined together form parts such as skin, brain, lungs, ...