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Turn cats into phones, the truth is incredible but true in history
In 1929, two researchers at Princeton University, USA conducted experiments transforming cats into startling phones.
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Archeology
Tyrannosaurus Tyrannosaurus relies on her sixth sense to 'love'?
An article in a scientific report describing a new Tyrannosaurus fossil from Montana, USA proved that Tyrannosaurus had
Health
Breakthrough helps restore vision for the blind
Researchers in Texas have taken a big step in restoring vision for blind people by transferring information directly to the brain via electrodes.
New technology
US made military uniforms capable of destroying nerve toxins in minutes
Scientists are working with the US military to create clothes that can quickly kill toxic substances, a measure to protect soldiers from chemical weapons.
Animal world
Why do dogs like to be rubbed on the belly and cats are not?
There is a neuron in dog brains and other mammals that respond to stimuli in the hair follicle.
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Why it hurts when stumbling toes hit a rock?
A cut of a hand, cracked dry lips or toes on a stone. Although the wounds did not seep into the air, the feeling they gave was extremely miserable.
Health
The most detailed brain nerve map has just been published
Scientists from Google and the FlyEM research team at the Janelia Institute have published the most detailed animal brain neural network map ever.
Life
Why do we sometimes sweat ... sometimes?
More or less, maybe there was a time when you had sweaty feet after vigorous exercise, running or even just sitting still but the weather was too hot?
Health
Neuropathic medications may assist post-spinal surgery
Research by Ohio University (USA) shows that gabapentin used to treat nerve pain can support rehabilitation of upper limb after spinal cord injury.
Health
The world's first artificial neuron was developed on a silicon chip
In the near future, artificial neurons may be used in the fight against Alzheimer's and chronic brain-related diseases.
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How to learn anything?
Practicing any skill such as performing a dance, playing an instrument or throwing a basketball into a basket requires practice.
Life
Causes and treatment of sciatica
Sciatica or sciatica is a common bone disease in the joints. So what is the cause and how to treat it.
Health
Rest after a full meal is associated with long-term memory formation
According to Medical Express, scientific studies have demonstrated that food comas and long-term memory formation are related.
Animal world
Scientists' hack 'the sparrows' brain, teaching them to sing melodies never heard from their parents
To do this, scientists used optogenetic, a technique that uses light to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. They chose
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Decipher the surprising truth behind the ability to 'sleep without eyes' in the legend
Zhang Fei in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms once had an anecdote sleeping without closing his eyes. But in real life, can humans do that?