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The fascinating history of the world's largest treasure ship
San José, a Spanish battleship wrecked in the 18th century, once contained a huge treasure, so large that one could not imagine the ship could float on the sea.
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'Reprogramming' E.Coli bacteria to fight ... cancer
Recently, a team of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California in San Diego (UCSD) has
Biology
Flowers bloom faster because of climate change
According to research by scientists at California San Diego University and a number of other research institutes in the US, the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atm…
Biology
Parasitic flies turn bees into zombies
In addition to the threat of poisonous viruses and fungi, North American honey bees also met the crystal carving that turned them into flying corpses.
Biology
Successfully tested purple marijuana varieties
After 36 months of experimental planting under 4-year-old oval forest canopy in Son Lang commune, Kbang district (Gia Lai), the purple marijuana variety has produced ver…
Biology
Gene controls plant growth
Scientists at the University of California at San Diego, said they discovered three genes in plants that control their growth every day, Russia's KM site said.
Biology
Detecting night glowing mushrooms in Brazil
Researchers at San Francisco State University, USA, have found bioluminescent fungi that have never been seen since 1840.
Biology
Detecting chewing plants to reduce stress, hunger
During the past centuries, indigenous South Africans often chew on a plant that they believe helps to remove stress ...
Biology
New method to reduce the risk of HIV infection in semen
Scientists at the Gladstone, San-Fransico Institute of Virus and Immunology Institute, published a new study on surfen substances that is capable of reducing HIV transmi…
Biology
68 molecules key to understanding critical disease
Why is the origin of many serious diseases still a mystery? A scientist gave a view on an indivisible cell, a living unit, to come up with a specific answer.
Biology
Deep sea creatures provide clues to the evolution of humanity
Studying the genome of a marine creature by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego brings a new light source to expl…
Biology
Plant roof
A living roof with an area of 1 hectare spread over seven hills is the bold idea of Italian architect Renzo Piano for the new building of the California Academy of S…
Biology
Solar energy devices convert CO2 into fuel
Chemical experts at the University of California, San Diego have demonstrated the feasibility of harnessing sunlight to transform greenhouse gas emissions into useful pr…
Biology
Nano technology and hope for people with heart disease or other injuries.
SAN FRANCISCO: Scientists have created heart attacks or other wounds on mice but these mice have quickly recovered thanks to the help of Nano technology. If the new trea…
Biology
Causing a 'civil war' to destroy ants
According to the Los Angeles Times, US researchers believe they have found a way to cause a