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Biotech helps to test anti-cancer drugs
The Singapore Institute of Nanotechnology and Biomedical Engineering recently said it has successfully researched a small biochemical chip that can test the effectivenes…
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Paper tape detects E. coli
To test Escherichia coli in drinking water or food, samples should be sent to laboratories, usually for a long time and cost effective. Now, researchers at McMaster Univ…
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Air pollution analyzer
In preparation for the 2012 Olympics in London, UK, scientists have tested the analyzer to determine the location of air pollution due to the flow of people to the city…
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Italy successfully tested the first robot
Italian scientists on April 11 said that the first robot had a successful debut in front of other real fish, bringing new insights into the collective behavior of animal…
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The most sensitive sensor in the world
Scientists at the Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology in Spain have successfully tested the world's most sensitive sensor capable of measuring the mass of a proton p…
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Preparing to sell cars flying
Flying cars are no longer just in science fiction novels anymore. Terrafugia (USA) said the car has just completed its first flight, so it is likely that it will start s…
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Google test virtual reality glasses
Google announced on April 4 a number of images and how the Project Glass works, a secret program aimed at putting the glasses in the Terminator movie fiction market.
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The longest journey of the solar plane
Solar Impulse has announced that its solar-powered aircraft will test flights from Switzerland to Morocco in the coming weeks.
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Shocked by US secret aircraft
A US Air Force top secret drones have quietly 'stayed' in space for a year, the last three days - but no one knows what its purpose and mission is.
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Detects explosives at long distances through obstructions
In fact, explosives are hard to recognize especially when stored in barrels or in normal places. That means that in order to analyze them, they will have to take life-th…
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Work desk 'jogging' disease prevention
After 10 years of research, Dr James Levine in the UK has launched a 'jogging' desk that helps office workers prevent heart disease and other illnesses by doing…
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Firefighters on board warships
The SAFFiR is designed to be human-like, with an infrared camera that allows it to detect smog and The gas sensor helps the robot detect the location of the fire. The ba…
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Chip 'pump' drug needles
US researchers have successfully tested a chip inserted under the skin to provide women with osteoporosis.
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Bottles can be eaten
Future edible vodkas have been developed by scientists who have developed a material used to make bottles that are not only edible, but also taste like the drinks they c…
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Bio-electric adhesive tape
The US military is beginning to test the bio-elastic bandage that heals quickly.