Japan successfully developed antibodies against dengue fever
A research institute in Nagoya City, central Japan, has successfully developed antibodies against dengue virus.
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A research institute in Nagoya City, central Japan, has successfully developed antibodies against dengue virus.
Hal Finney is a cryptographer, programmer, one of the first people to join the bitcoin project, who died at the age of 58 August 28 in the United States.
The study showed that, one year after cataract surgery, 17% of patients in Vietnam experienced less economic difficulties than before surgery.
The implantable chips into the brain developed by the US Department of Defense DARPA Senior Project can help US veterans recover the memory function of traumatic brain.
A group of people around the world can guess events across the globe, and this ability can be trained over time.
This is the result of research on smartphone relationships with the results of modern students.
Researchers at Essex University are testing artificial blood that is not picky to recipients, avoiding the risk of infection.
Autism Speaks Autism Speaks research program is cooperating with Google to create the largest database of genetic genetics of people with autism and including their fami…
Instead of using latex as it is today, new generation condoms can be converted to named materials 'tough hydro-gel'.
Stanford University scientists have created a hardware system called Neurogrid based on the human brain.
He launched a project to scan organs in an effort to gather information to support research on diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Nearly a decade since the human genome was decoded, scientists published the first complete map of how genes work in different cells and tissues.
The era of artificial people is close, after the new report shows the smooth design of the internal organ design projects in the laboratory.
A new study finds, bribing money smokers or lottery tickets can help them give up this bad habit. This discovery is raising controversy in the UK.
Experts from the University of Illinois (USA) have presented a project to study the electronic casing for the heart, health monitoring equipment and can replace pacemake…