Cancer
Only with this technology, cancer cells will
Recently a group of researchers from Harvard Medical University (USA) tested the reprogramming of cancer cells in order to
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Cancer
Getting cancer cells to self-destruct - breakthrough in treatment of the problem of the century
This new mechanism can create a breakthrough in cancer treatment - a disease that kills millions of people worldwide each year.
Computer science
The 5 most 'dirty' tricks of malware
If cyber criminals stand behind viruses, Trojans and destructive software
Computer science
The numbers startle about destructive software
One finding that startled people was that after 311 system scans, the company's security tool - the Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (WMSRT), found a computer sti…
New technology
11 predicts the future of Elon Musk, all will surprise you
This pioneer has different predictions about the future: from human-destroying robots, electric planes to permanent settlements on Mars.
New technology
Amazon patented drone self destruct, avoiding danger for passers
The crashed drone can manually activate the flight analysis system, weather conditions, terrain to find the safest place to destroy.
New technology
Materials known as 'self-destructive timers' can cause ink to disappear
The secret behind these self-destructive molecules is that they need a small amount of energy to survive - and when that energy is gone, they will disappear.
New technology
Samsung's destructive weapons you never knew
As the largest Korean corporation, it is understandable that consumer electronics is not the only field with Samsung footprints
New technology
Discarded, dissolved in water for 30 minutes
If intelligence agencies want to make self-destructive surveillance devices to remove traces, all of their components, including batteries, need to be self-sufficient.
New technology
What happens when a helicopter 'wants to fly but does not fly'?
Destructive testing is a very important step in the development of an aircraft, similar to a car crash test.
New technology
Reconnaissance aircraft from unique biodegradable material
NASA scientists have successfully built an unmanned mini-spy plane from biological materials.
New technology
The US Navy equipped a laser gun that destroyed super accurately
The US Navy revealed that it was using a new type of laser gun, which could shoot down missiles, boats and unmanned aircraft from a warship.
New technology
Self-destruct device
A Iowa scientist invents electronic devices and materials that can decompose on its own.
New technology
Boeing built the phone self-destruct
The Boeing Company is jumping into the field of smart phone manufacturing with high security.