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According to research published in the Energy and Fuel magazine of the American Chemical Society, in the process of searching for raw materials ...
Researchers from the Western University of England (UWE) have recently received a funding for scientific research, they will begin to build robots from unicellular anima…
Researchers at Purdue University, Indiana, USA have succeeded in creating a chemical analyzer like the Tricoder used to analyze the chemical composition of strange plane…
4,200 scientific and building materials experts from 68 countries attended the March 2007 Orlando Convention (Florida) Exhibition to vote on the inventions of the greate…
Electronic noses can come in contact with chemical odors that are harmful to humans. In addition, the researchers also tried to build electronic noses to send and
Israeli chemists have successfully fabricated a key-sized lock of a single molecule. This lock only works when it is exposed to a string of ciphers consisting of chemica…
Has your phone ever fallen into a fast battery down time on cold days?
Scientists believe that a computer system, named CRAB, can 'read' medical literature in the same way as humans, promising to make important breakthroughs in the field of…
Half a century ago, silicon would probably only remind you of a chemical element, while the transistor image would be the light bulb. And it is the fairy tales today tha…
At this service, people can find videos of weekly trials in Ohio (USA) or tests of chemical reactions between Mentos candy and Coke drinks. The Associated Press announce…
In fact, trained dogs are expensive to detect the presence of certain chemicals and drugs.
By using ultraviolet light, this special handheld device gives you an instant
Researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York have produced a new, inexpensive, chemical-sensitive chip that can be used to detect cocaine.
Scientists from Lithuania's Kaunas University of Technology have invented a new way to purify water and keep clean water for months.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.