New protection layer for historical heritage
British and American experts have studied a water-repellent compound that is able to effectively protect buildings and statues of limestone of high historical value.
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British and American experts have studied a water-repellent compound that is able to effectively protect buildings and statues of limestone of high historical value.
A German artist has just announced the project to build the largest artificial structure in human history called Mastaba, in an effort to help Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emi…
Korean scientists have simulated the light structure in the lower abdomen of fireflies to improve the lens of the LED to lower the price of the product.
Researchers from the University of North Carolina have inspired sunflowers to design higher-efficiency solar cells.
The idea of making watches that are capable of working after the destruction of the universe can be realized by the initiative of international scientists. Theoretically…
Scientists have discovered the natural way to create colors that never fade, thereby drawing new techniques for use in food colors and applications to avoid counterfeit…
To create this breakthrough, experts from the University of Arizona have used ground-based knowledge from the field of neural architecture, skeletal muscle architecture,…
Researchers at the University of Nottingham are developing a new spongy material called the NOTT-202a that can absorb CO2, marking a significant step forward in the crea…
Under the microscope, the structure of the polymer coating is like a sponge. Positive charge on the surface of the mantle will attract bacteria like a magnet because the…
Italian scientists have created a robotic prototype with a structure like tentacles of octopus. Thanks to its soft design, it is able to squeeze through complex terrain,…
An expert team led by Professor Jun Zhang of New York University (USA) has discovered that the ability to fly in mid-air of an object may be more dependent on its weight…
The new application of nanotechnology allows for the creation of a special paint that helps detect tiny cracks before they begin to spread.
The world's largest accelerator is expected to be built in Japan at an estimated cost of $ 10 billion.
Doctors are preparing to produce the first face, plastic, plaster implant model created based on 3D CT images.
The research was done by a coalition of scientists from the University of California, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the California Institute of Technolo…