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Two university professors in the United States have combined science and video games in a harmonious way to create a virtual world where students transform into heroes w…
If you see the structure of a machine, you can guess how it works. The same is true for biological structures, such as viruses.
A research group led by TS. Jinyao Tang of the Department of Chemistry, the University of Hong Kong, has researched and developed the world's first light-driven nanorobo…
What if you mix Aspirin and Ibuprofen together? Both drugs have analgesic and antipyretic effects. Professor Aspuru-Guzik from Harvard University doesn't know for sure.
Scientists at the Center for Surface Chemistry and Catalysis (KU Leuven University, Belgium) say they have successfully converted sawdust into gasoline.
After 10 years of research, Prof. Tran Hong Con, a lecturer of chemistry at the Hanoi University of Science, successfully applied selective adsorption technology to trea…
According to a team of Prof. Moshe Kol (Department of Chemistry at the University of Tel Aviv), they have uncovered unprecedented industrial plastics by using a new poly…
A team of researchers led by Daniel Scherson, a professor of chemistry at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, USA, has successfully developed transplanted biofuel c…
A team of scientists led by chemistry professor Xiaoyang Zhu, at the University of Texas, Austin, USA, found that using organic plastic semiconductors could double. Quan…
Institute of Chemistry - Materials (Military Science and Technology Institute) has researched and successfully developed radar-absorbing paint to be applied to warships,…
Scientists are looking for ways to make microchips capable of turning light into electricity based on plant photosynthesis.
The Chemical Industry will be researched and developed according to trends
The reserves of planted timber such as pine, cashew and rubber in our country are very large. However, the basic volume, mechanical properties, hardness of these types o…
US scientists say police can detect traces of heroin, cocaine, marijuana and even explosives on a fingerprint.
British designer Helen Story and fellow colleague, Tony Ryan, professor of chemistry, have teamed up to work out very unique outfits: The first clothes in the world are…