New hope for patients with liver failure
In the Telegraph (UK) on July 3, a source of Japanese scientists said that in the next 10 years, patients with liver failure could be replaced by liver samples developed…
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In the Telegraph (UK) on July 3, a source of Japanese scientists said that in the next 10 years, patients with liver failure could be replaced by liver samples developed…
Christine Bolden had a stroke on March 1 while walking in Detroit, Michigan (USA) with her boyfriend and 3-year-old son. Five days later, doctors declared her death due…
Telegraph reported that scientists at Oxford University in England investigated the relationship between brain size and the number of friends of 40 university graduates…
British scientists are studying a substance that tastes exactly like alcohol but does not cause intoxication in drinkers.
Dutch firm Philips has developed a capsule that allows the drug to be released into specific places in the intestine.
Designer Jonathan Bailey in England has created a car that can be folded, according to the Telegraph. This is considered to be a great solution for highways or traffic j…
Imagine what your life would be like if you didn't have a radio, if you didn't watch TV one day? Receiving information on the radio is a habit, an important part of your…
According to the Telegraph, Cambodia is considering developing its own virtual currency, following the release of Venezuela's digital currency Petro in February.
The world's fourth most powerful supercomputer
Telegraph reported that Booth University scientists in the United States recruited 250 volunteers to conduct a study. Each volunteer is provided with a mobile phone to s…
The Daily Telegraph cited sources of information that British intelligence forces said that Iraqi terrorists may have taken advantage of the online mapping service Googl…
Telegraph (UK) on October 30, said scientists have developed a new technology to help prevent water for electronic devices.
The telegraph said that the robot looks like a white teddy bear. When sleeping, sleepers will place their hands on a device that measures oxygen levels in the blood belo…
A man in England has become the first patient in the world to have a smartphone grafted onto his prosthetic arm.
Four robots participated in the race to begin training in Osaka in western Japan in the presence of reporters, the Telegraph reported.