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The new discovery of experts surprised many people when they studied an 'invisible' shirt with facial recognition technology.
Generating electricity from a heartbeat seemed absurd until this elastomer material was invented in Switzerland. This is considered a step forward in technology, bringin…
The metal dice are so small that they are as small as a grain of sand on a fingertip.
Nearly 12 months after Apple launched the new privacy feature App Tracking Transparency on iPhones, a recent analysis predicted the damage.
The team believes that their Cygnus test kit provides a significantly improved quality of results compared to the circulating Lateral flow testing kits (LFT).
The thermoelectric fabric of a Chinese team of experts can power small devices and help reduce heat by up to 15 degrees Celsius.
The HYBRiD technique of making transparent tissue from the Scripps Research Institute (USA) is recognized as being able to easily analyze biological processes in the hum…
Researchers have developed a material with a maze-like structure that prevents small pests from getting close to plants.
Vodka, jet fuel, hand sanitizer, perfume... More and more companies are looking to turn CO2 emissions captured from the air or factory smoke into everyday consumer produ…
New research shows that using honey to create a memristor - a component similar to a transistor, can not only process but also store data in a computer chip.
Photolithography comes from the Latin word for optical printing technique. In the past, people printed with inscriptions on stone. The sheets will be compressed onto the…
A new type of hydrogel developed by a German company can help doctors thoroughly treat kidney stones in a patient's body.
Architecture student André Ford has proposed a new system of captivity for chicken farms, and the model is no different from the way we humans are kept in captivity in t…
Every time people think that Moore's Law has reached its limit, scientists try to find a new solution to prolong its life again.
US researchers have managed to regrow the amputated legs of frogs, offering hope that the same could one day be achieved in humans.