Cancer
More effective policies to control radon indoors are needed
Approximately 1100 people die each year in the UK due to radon-related lung cancer in the home, however the current government's protection policies focus primarily on a…
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He invented a device to measure alcohol concentration from toilet paper core
The device for testing alcohol and stimulants of 13-year-old Indian boy has a structure consisting of: digital camera, flash with good illumination and toilet paper core.
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Russia develops a system that transforms breath into water
The new system made by Russian researchers can turn CO2 in space stations or spacecraft into methane and water.
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The car stops if drunk drunk
A group of students in Mexico develops a car-mounted system that automatically stops the car if it detects high levels of alcohol in the driver's blood.
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Israel develops explosive devices using nanotechnology
Scientists at Israel's Tracense Company have successfully researched an electronic chip with microscopic chemical sensors that can detect explosives in the air at ex…
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Application of laser to detect drug, explosive remotely
A team of specialists from the Siberian National Geographic Institute (SSGA) in Novosibirsk, Russia, has developed a method of using laser radiation (infrared) to detect…
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Cars are operated by the brain
Australian experts are testing the car by driving the driver's brain to detect a lack of concentration in the driver.
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Sensor measuring alcohol concentration from cat's eye
To do so, the researchers first used a thin sheet of about 1 cm square opaque and filled a modified gel to react with ethanol in the breath.
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Micro-robots protect the retina
Researchers at ETH Zurich have created a microscopic injectable robot that can measure oxygen levels to help protect the retina.
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Robot teacher reads student thoughts
A robot teacher is able to monitor the concentration of students and attract the attention of children promising to stop the state of drowsiness. Tests show that this ro…
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The vibration system helps to alert traffic accidents
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…
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Developed CEP system to remove heavy metals from water
The CEP system (which performs two major functions: concentrating positive ions and converting them to solid metals, then eliminating them) operates by tracing the trace…
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The awiss wireless sensor helps detect bacteria e.coli in water
The wireless sensor (AWISS), capable of rapidly detecting and measuring the concentration of E.coli bacteria present in water samples.
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Snake machine nosing in nuclear power plant
Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…
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Electronic spatulas can measure the salt content of foods
Compact Impact has launched a new product that will help people not to eat too many soups, sauces or sauces.