Sterilization of mosquitoes by artificial blood
US scientists use artificial blood to sterilize deadly mosquitoes.
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US scientists use artificial blood to sterilize deadly mosquitoes.
US scientists have just developed a new blood test called VirScan, which tests only one virus that can be identified by a single person who has been exposed in one place…
The world has just had a good news when human sperm has been successfully cultured in a laboratory environment.
A new method of signal processing via fiber optic cable has been successfully developed by researchers and this method can significantly increase the error-free data tra…
The group of materials scientists in Korea has successfully fabricated micron-sized graphene particles shaped like a paper sphere.
US scientists have introduced a method of using a bacterium that converts solar energy into liquid fuels.
You probably know that scientists have used a speed camera equivalent to 20 billion frames per second to capture the motion of a laser for 6 nanoseconds.
The new Hyperloop transport system can take passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles in just 30 minutes.
When an earthquake occurs, large or small, it causes a lot of damage, large losses of life and property, small damage to the house.
According to the Los Angeles Times on November 3, a robot made by scientists at the University of Strasbourg (France), moved by wheel and shaped like a cute penguin.
The stealth technology of US scientists uses multiple layers of lenses, which can cause the object to disappear in the eyes of the observer.
The University of Adelaide group of students has successfully designed a simple, inexpensive clean water treatment system from snack bags, plywood and glass tubes.
Using mice to detect landmines is a method applied in Africa, with the aim of limiting the impact on people's lives.
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (NCSU) have taken first steps in developing a method of controlling the surface tension of liquid metal by low voltage.