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In order to help the fishing industry improve fishing quality, Shark Shark scientists have developed a new type of hook that allows for a dramatic reduction in the numbe…
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In order to help the fishing industry improve fishing quality, Shark Shark scientists have developed a new type of hook that allows for a dramatic reduction in the numbe…
'Doped nanocrystals' was developed by researchers, working at Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, Israel, this is the result of research in the field of enhancing the elect…
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China is a world leader in textiles with nearly 60 million tonnes of fiber per year.
Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI) of Japan, manufacturer of cars under the brand Subaru, announced the details of the new generation boxer engine
Japan has successfully built a device that can automatically grow cells for many people at the same time.
Nuclear power industry (DHN) has so far had more than 50 years of history of establishment and development.
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…
Qatar Airways has made its mark in the history of the world aviation industry by successfully implementing its first commercial flight using natural gas.
The new method of regenerating hydrogen-containing fuels could open the door to the production of hydrogen-powered engines.
The revolution in the helicopter industry is promising to launch super-fast helicopters, unmanned helicopters and super-safe helicopters.
John Lennon Airport in Liverpool city of England will become the first airport in the world to use technology to turn passenger's breath into biofuels.
Global positioning system technology (GPS- Global Positioning System) used to track vehicles is now being used to track cows.
In the April 10 issue of Nature, a newly published artificial material marks the beginning of a revolution in material development for electronic applications.
Hitachi, the world's smallest and smallest chip, can be used in a variety of industries.