Biological 3D printing can help blind people see again
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have printed a series of light receptors on a hemispherical surface.
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Researchers at the University of Minnesota have printed a series of light receptors on a hemispherical surface.
Mad scientist Victor Frankenstein in Mary Shelley's novel uses electricity from lightning
For filling or taking root canal, the dentist will put numbness into the oral tissue through a needle, it is very painful!
Deepak Jangra, an Indian boy, can touch open wires without getting jerky or injured, even with currents of up to 11,000V.
Electricity and electrical equipment must be checked before going to bed. Manage flammable materials in the house, ensure there is an emergency exit when an incident occ…
Winter is the peak season for electricity for heating and heating equipment, but there is no way to save winter electricity.
Cool freezer is an indispensable device for many restaurants, grocery stores, cafes ... This device preserves food very well, but consumes a lot of electricity.
This is not only in science fiction, in fact Debbie Wolf - a British woman can release bioelectric currents that turn lights, refrigerators off ...
Having witnessed the deaths in obstetrics due to lack of light, the female doctor Laura Stachel constantly thought about doing something to help pregnant women and babie…
For ordinary people, only a current of about 120V is enough to cause death. But with Raj Mohan Nair, 10 times as much electricity is unharmed.
There is only Naoto Matsumura in Tomioka, no electricity, no running water, fighting loneliness and the threat of radiation by taking care of a large herd of animals.
According to new research by Oxford University (UK), the method of direct transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) can help improve the speed of learning.
Electrical brain stimulation can enhance people's mathematical abilities for 6 months and more - new research by British neurologists.
Radiation from energy-saving light bulbs can have negative effects on the nerves, muscles, eyes and skin of users.
Scientists in California have created a kind of artificial muscle capable of healing and producing electricity. A part of research is being used in Japan to produce ener…