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Manufacturing materials for making supercar made from fruits
Brazilian scientists claim that cars made from bananas and pineapples can roll on the road within the next two years.
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New technology to make bicycles from nylon
European scientists have invented a completely new production technology that can take advantage of nylon, a yarn material to make bicycles as hard as a steel bike.
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Nerve glowing liquid
Scientists are developing a fluorescent fluid to inject into the patient's body, thereby glowing nerves.
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The smallest Christmas card in the world
Scottish scientists claim to have produced the world's smallest Christmas card, which is only twice as large as human hair.
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Self-renewable materials
US scientists have successfully created a self-healing material that promises to bring practical applications in life.
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IT research underground radio new generation
New technology can transmit and process radio signals through optical fiber systems underground.
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Concrete sealing bacteria
A group of students at Newcastle University have successfully developed a bacterium that can produce special glue that seals cracks.
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New technology to extract fiber from algae for textile industry
China is a world leader in textiles with nearly 60 million tonnes of fiber per year.
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Carbon bullets, radiation
Chinese scientists have created a super-strong, superconducting carbon fiber fabric that can be used to make astronauts' clothing, bulletproof and anti-radiation.
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Charge the power with the chassis
The biggest challenge for electric cars today is the high cost and weight of lithium-ion batteries.
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Fabric has the ability to pronounce
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created a fabric that detects sounds and makes noise.
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Turn T-shirt into armor
Scientists at the University of South Carolina in the US have found a way to turn ordinary cotton t-shirts into armor.
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Artificial fibers can absorb water in the air
Chinese researchers based on the dew drops on the surface of spider silk invented an artificial fiber that could absorb water in the air.
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Production of non asbestos roofing sheets by internal technology
Dr. Do Quoc Quang and colleagues of the Institute of Technology and Ministry of Industry and Trade have studied, successfully developed technology and production lines o…
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Anti-smuggling by mink machines
British scientists are building a fox-like robot to look for illegal drugs, weapons, explosives and illegal immigrants in cargo containers.