Handheld device that helps 'decode' food quality at a glance
The compact device can fit into a pocket, introduced below, will be an effective tool to help you and your family get a perfect diet.
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The compact device can fit into a pocket, introduced below, will be an effective tool to help you and your family get a perfect diet.
This material includes light-sensitive molecules used to change the internal structure of the material.
The research team at the University of California developed a device that absorbs water at night and supplies water during the day.
An international team of researchers has developed a machine learning algorithm that can learn and model complex molecular behaviors.
The secret behind these self-destructive molecules is that they need a small amount of energy to survive - and when that energy is gone, they will disappear.
Recently, a geneticist and molecular biologist, Adriana Heguy, has studied the dog language and the complexities that make it impossible to understand human language.
This is the key to creating new materials.
Immortal life, controlling the weather or communicating in the mind ... are the technologies expected to appear in the 22nd century.
The Hello World documentary came to Israel to test SCiO, a pocket-size molecular sensor capable of
With the development so fast, data doubled every two years, storage is becoming more and more difficult.
Researchers in Australia have discovered a chemical molecule that allows to identify, lead and collect stem cells from donor's blood to treat cancer patients.
A US university research team said the new form of ice particles with the lowest specific gravity could reveal many clues about water on another planet.
To see through the night, instead of the ever-cumbersome and expensive infrared glasses, researchers at MIT have a much more compact solution that can only need their ca…
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are developing techniques that use molecules as a catalyst for energy cells.
Scientists can use DNA obtained from crime scenes to recreate criminal imagery through molecular imaging.