How do babies perceive the world?
In the first weeks of life, your baby can only eat, sleep, cry and produce dirty diapers for you to change daily. But in fact, every baby's senses have been active, rece…
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In the first weeks of life, your baby can only eat, sleep, cry and produce dirty diapers for you to change daily. But in fact, every baby's senses have been active, rece…
Scientists at the Lancashire Central University in the UK have invented a way to listen to a patient's knee to monitor the development of arthritis.
We often get hoarse when we have the flu or talk too much and loud. Many people who encounter this phenomenon do not know what to do rather than wait for the self-healin…
Frequent exposure to loud noises for many years is easy to stimulate the development of auditory nerve fibers and can lead to deafness. Dr. Colin Edwards, Ohio State Uni…
According to the book of Inner Kinh, the ancient noble feet of the ancient place are long-lived because of the
British scientists have successfully developed a breakthrough chest scanning system. Using the latest mine detection technology, they can detect tumors in just 8 seconds.
By using neuroscience and deep learning, researchers have trained the AI system called PixelPlayer with over 60 hours of continuous video.
With this system, scientists are testing 3 of 5 basic tastes: sweet, taste of meat and bitter taste.
As soon as the thief tries to move the vehicle, the hammer will trigger the bullet / explosive detonator to produce a sound of up to 150 dB.
The fact that sound has a greater power than what we know, sound waves spread in space can create enormous pressure.
It sounds strange but the idea of creating an
It may sound unbelievable, but recently a device with a wireless controller has been developed to stimulate the production of natural tears, which is very useful in trea…
American engineers invented the first device capable of eavesdropping
The sound of advertising emanating from the tiny device mounted on the subway window is transmitted directly to the user's brain, making it unclear to passengers who are…
American scientists have invented the world's first ultrasound scanner for smartphones. This may be a revolution in health care for developing countries.