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New technology helps to quickly diagnose dengue fever
The team believes that their Cygnus test kit provides a significantly improved quality of results compared to the circulating Lateral flow testing kits (LFT).
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Archeology
The 450-year-old mummy is clutching an old and dilapidated letter, the content inside makes posterity dumbfounded
When the letter was read, everyone was deeply moved, 450 years have passed and it is indeed a memoir with great spiritual value.
Photo library
Strange: 'Living' rocks can grow, multiply and move - VN Intellectual
You may wonder when you read this title, but it is true that such a thing exists. Trovants in Romania are incredible rocks because they can grow, multiply, even move. Un…
Oceanography
Scientists have just discovered a way to read the mind of jellyfish, which have no brains
Although jellyfish don't have brains, scientists have found a way to read their minds.
AI - Artificial intelligence
World's first 'artist' robot writes poetry about Dante
On November 28, CNN reported that Oxford University (UK) recently held a poetry reading session for Ai-Da - the robot.
Science invention
Vietnamese people invent cheap Covid-19 quick test machine
The domestic research team's mobile Covid-19 screening test machine costs 1/10 of the imported machines, giving results after more than 2 hours.
Computer science
For the first time successfully manufacturing optical CD discs up to 700TB
The scientists worked together to work on improving the storage density of optical drives.
Discover science
7 events that could cause mass extinction on Earth
If you've ever seen a movie like '2012' or 'Armageddon', or read the book 'On the Beach', you've probably envisioned some of the threats that could have killed our plane…
Discover science
Why is the logo of famous brands on the left chest?
Why should it be left and not right or center? Everything has its reasons.
Discover science
4-year-old English prodigy with advanced IQ in three languages
A 4-year-old boy from the UK city of Cheshunt has joined the community of people with high IQ because he knows three languages.
Discover science
Why is reading a book in the back of a car so easy to get car sick?
Reading a book in the back of a car can make you feel tired, because your eyes and ears are now 'arguing' intensely, and the brain has to find a way to solve the problem.
Health
Special masks to help deaf people communicate during the epidemic season
Reading oral palms during the epidemic season becomes difficult when people wear masks during translation, but Indonesian tailors have found a perfect solution.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The US has created an AI that reads the human brain correctly 97%
A new artificial intelligence system can convert signals from the human brain into text with an accuracy of up to 97%.
New technology
Robot composes poetry that confuses readers
To date, this machine has adapted more than twelve books. Finished products make the readers a little confused because they are often quite funny and sometimes poetic.
Discover science
14 countries have customs and habits so strange that many people are shocked to visit
Read and prepare in advance, lest one day you will be really shocked.