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Scientists from Google and the FlyEM research team at the Janelia Institute have published the most detailed animal brain neural network map ever.
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Scientists from Google and the FlyEM research team at the Janelia Institute have published the most detailed animal brain neural network map ever.
US scientists have developed a new technique to detect oxygen in the atmosphere of planets other than Earth.
People in Europe 200 years ago homemade toothpaste, bleached with acid and encouraged brushing 5 times a day.
A new technique recently developed by British scientists is 'freezing' of lithium ion battery cells. This promises to be an effective solution to help protect this commo…
To make a good marksman, here are a few techniques commonly applied to achieve high efficiency in combat.
If the thigh muscle is badly damaged, torn or broken muscle will hear a 'phut' sound, severe pain, loss of function, and require hospitalization.
Based on archeological findings of the Han Dynasty (China), Chinese and Japanese archaeologists built a vertical furnace and successfully trained an iron pig.
Thanks to a new 3D scanning technique developed by researchers at Sheffield Hallam University, strange 'witch marks' have been discovered.
The secret book of the techniques used to defeat the opponent was drawn by the legendary samurai Itō Ittōsai throughout his life of kendo.
Doctors infused 100 million gene-editing immune cells into their veins.
Agehama salt making technology has a history of more than 400 years, only exists on the Noto peninsula, Japan.
Scientists said the native otters of Western Australia have discovered a new technique to eat sugarcane toads that are toxic.
A group of Tencent hackers recently demonstrated the technique of unlocking smartphone fingerprint sensors in just 20 minutes.
According to newly published research results, experts found cholesterol accumulation in the arteries of some 4,000-year-old mummies.
To do this, scientists used optogenetic, a technique that uses light to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. They chose