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If Impossible Foods succeeds and is put into mass production, the world meat industry with an estimated value of $ 48 trillion will be strongly affected.
For the first time in the world, European scientists have succeeded
The 8-year-old 'crocodile hunter' Steve Irwin will start his entertainment business this week with films on the famous Discovery TV channel and speeches across the Unite…
After succeeding in bringing broadband internet to 72% of households across the country in the last 5 years, the government has assembled a team of 100 scientists from u…
It can be said that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew succeeded in both career and family. Not only has the talent to rule the country, but the former Prime Minister of Singapore also de…
In September 2014, India made the world astounded and amazed when the country's space exploration program succeeded in the first test, at a cost of only one tenth of tha…
A Chinese farmer succeeded in creating two fake arms for himself. Mr. Sun Jifa, 52, who lives in Jilin Province, northern China, lost two arms due to early explosions in…
Keith Campbell, a famous biologist who succeeded in creating Dolly sheep with the controversial first cloned method, died on October 5 at age 58, information from the Un…
The reason why science has not yet succeeded in modifying the human genome using CRISPR technology may be due to the immune system of people responding to Cas9 protein.
American scientists at the University of California at Riversiside (UCR-USA) have succeeded in making a new material from the patient's own blood to heal chronic wounds.
Scientists have initially succeeded in using wireless technology to control the brains of the paralyzed patients, enabling them to walk back to normal.
This is the first time researchers have succeeded in converting pluripotent stem cells into beta pancreatic cells.
Experts have recently succeeded in printing an ear
American company EpiBone succeeded in creating bone from human cells, opening a revolution in medicine.
Scientists from Ohio State University have succeeded in developing a near-complete human brain in the laboratory from stem cell tissue.