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Biologists have developed a pill called Obalon that helps fat people lose weight quickly and simply.
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Biologists have developed a pill called Obalon that helps fat people lose weight quickly and simply.
The inventor Morris Shahbazi, from Panama, began developing the project
American scientists have invented the world's first ultrasound scanner for smartphones. This may be a revolution in health care for developing countries.
Engineers develop new energy efficient computer memory using magnetic materials by using electrical voltage instead of running current.
A new software called PredictAD, developed by the Finnish Technical Research Center, promises to allow early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
A Japanese company has successfully developed cello cellophane, called Aura Pack, that can help keep fruits and vegetables fresh for months for months, by controlling th…
Researchers from the US Space Agency have developed a water that protects astronauts from the Sun's radiation, defeating signs of aging. This type of water is called alc…
Japanese scientists have developed semiconductor devices that reduce power consumption in semiconductor chips by more than 90%. The research team at Hokkaido University…
Stemming from concerns about a shortage of clean water in developing countries as well as a desire to create a device to purify salt water into inexpensive freshwater, d…
Experts from the University of New South Wales (Australia) have made breakthroughs when successfully developing semiconductors from a single atom.
Scientists at the University of California Davis (UC Davis) said they have developed a new fabric called 2-AQC that can kill bacteria, fight pesticides and toxins once e…
Japanese scientists have successfully developed a new super-elastic alloy. This material can be used in high-rise buildings to reduce impact when an earthquake occurs.
British scientists have developed smart nanomaterials that can kill cancer cells without affecting other parts of the body.
Artificial leaves will absorb solar energy to create a high-performing, low-cost energy source that has been successfully built by Massachusetts Institute of Technology…
Engineers have developed nanostructured materials that don't allow water droplets to stick before they freeze.