American developed contact lenses that are capable of night vision
The campaign to destroy Bin Laden has revealed quite a few new weapons technology of the US special forces, from invisibility helicopters to night vision lenses.
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The campaign to destroy Bin Laden has revealed quite a few new weapons technology of the US special forces, from invisibility helicopters to night vision lenses.
French scientists claim they have developed a special shampoo, which is able to thicken the hair thanks to the technology of car glass.
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.
A team of researchers from Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has created a flexible speaker from gel ion material.
In an emergency, when there is no clean water, dirty water is a potential solution that can save lives.
To solve this problem, scientists at the British Defense Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) have invented a new silica gel coating that absorbs chemicals and remov…
Ludwick Marishane, 22, a student at the University of Cape Town, is the author of DryBath. This is a skin-soothing gel that uses water and soap. This product is differen…
Treatment for patients with grade 3 burns is very complex while leaving scars that are not aesthetically pleasing to the patient. Now, American researchers say it is pos…
A German company invents the first mobile toilet that can fit into a women's bag, allowing users to use it anytime they want.
Italian scientists have published an invention that is important in cleaning and restoring invaluable oil paintings as well as marble sculptures and other artistic works…
This spongy material will absorb heavy metals in the same solution as a sponge, which promises to be useful in removing pollutants from the water. The product is the inv…
Japanese chemists have created a gene that extends up to 500 times the initial size when exposed to solvents - a feature that can be exploited to absorb toxic industrial…
The world's leading underwear company has joined the campaign to save fuel in Japan by launching a brassiere that can warm the body. New models show only the first s…
Dyn-O-Mat, a Florida-based company, claims to have successfully manufactured the Dyn-O-Gel, a polymer that can draw water up to 1,500 times its weight.