Lake Ness monster is a circus elephant?
According to the Times, on Monday, March 6, 2006, a Scottish paleontologist after two years of research believed that the legendary monster of Lake Ness was actually jus…
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According to the Times, on Monday, March 6, 2006, a Scottish paleontologist after two years of research believed that the legendary monster of Lake Ness was actually jus…
Frozen my sperm more than two decades ago, the Scottish musician and his wife were happy to welcome their twins by in vitro fertilization.
Meet Joy Milne, a woman with a special sense of smell. Scottish scientists recently discovered that Joy Milne could actually smell the smell of Parkinson's patients.
Although only 50% chance of survival after birth, a 5-month-old Scottish boy is still resilient to death due to the support of a very special medicine - Viagra.
Scottish scientists are conducting a project to find new antibiotics under the ocean worth more than $ 12 million.
Scottish scientists have tested a method to treat cardiovascular disease with nitrogen monoxide, a toxic substance in the emissions of cars and motorcycles, the Daily Ma…
Snoring people may be bothered by the simple invention of Scottish scientists. Stuart M. Robertson, a scientist named Crosshouse Hospital, named this device
A team of Scottish researchers at the University of Aberdeen has demonstrated an association between exposure to pesticides and the risk of Parkinson's disease, also kno…
Speaking to the Scottish daily The Scotsman, Professor Ian Wilmut explained:
Scottish scientists have successfully built the world's first battery capable of generating electricity from oxygen in the air.
The Hammerfest Strom HS1000 was launched winter on Eday Island in northern Orkey, Scotland. This is an experimental device that demonstrates how technology can be effect…
Scottish scientists claim to have produced the world's smallest Christmas card, which is only twice as large as human hair.
A Scottish company has revealed a revolution in hand-held machines for people with disabilities. The inventor is David Gow - a worker from the Scottish National Health S…