High school students invent cheap hearing aids
After coming to India to visit him, a 14-year-old teenager noticed the cost of examining and installing hearing aids. Boys want to find a cheap alternative to the poor.
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After coming to India to visit him, a 14-year-old teenager noticed the cost of examining and installing hearing aids. Boys want to find a cheap alternative to the poor.
With a project on how to identify the Ebola virus, which is fast, stable and least expensive, high school student Olivia Hallisey convinced Google jury to bring her the…
It sounds strange but the idea of creating an
A group of high school students in the UK won the TeenTech award for a condom color change initiative to detect sexually transmitted diseases.
Colin Furze, 34, a British, invented a pair of iron shoes from school. This pair of shoes can help its riders go back to the same elaborate metal ceiling
Inventor Falk Wolsky and his wife Mandy decided to create the pen Lernstift (ie
Two high school girls Dwi Nailul Izzah and Rintya Aprianti Miki made a strong impression on the jury of the Indonesian Olympiad Science Project competition with a natura…
Recently, many inventions originated from those who have not completed high school. This has created a lot of different opinions about the role of science on the ground…
It took an hour, with the cost of 90,000 - 600,000 VND, the students were able to assemble a telescope ...
Three laser lights, several student measures, Nguyen Van Ha Uy successfully built a multi-function meter, used to measure high, long and wide quantities of any object wi…
Scientists at the Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have invented a small dialysis machine that can be worn by a person who h…
A Chinese middle school student has invented a very economical paper that can be used again and again about 500 times.
The pair is made of a lightweight material, which helps to lift the user, acting as a life buoy when falling into the water.
A group of high school and college teachers and students succeeded in transmitting sound pulses at a rate faster than the speed of light, at least according to what we k…