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New solution for bendable electronic devices in the future
The materials research team at the University of Michigan has recently successfully built a new type of conductive material that flexibly bends and bends.
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US scientists find out how to read human thoughts
Scientists can read the human mind based on the magnetic resonance imaging of the neural activity in the brain.
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Successfully cultured neurons from fresh blood
For the first time in medical history, McMaster University scientists can use adult blood cells and convert it into neurons (both central and peripheral).
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Stretchable battery for wearable devices
In the future we will have a stretchable battery for smart watches and wearable electronics. The battery can stretch up to 150% of its original size and still be able to…
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The world's thinnest lamp from graphene material
The latest work on graphene is known as the world's thinnest lamp.
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Find the key to predict the volcanic eruption
Research indicates that the precise determination of how magma moves is the key to predicting volcanic eruptions.
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The first dedicated IC encoder video of Vietnam
Lecturer at the University of Technology, Hanoi National University successfully researched and manufactured the first dedicated video encoder circuit in Vietnam, which…
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Remote identification device
US scientists have tested a scanner that identifies a person from a distance of 12 meters.
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The tiny robot has the ability to pull objects 100 times heavier
This robot experiment takes the idea from the gecko's ability to climb.
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Successfully developed stainless steel mesh for water to flow through and keep the oil in place
A research team at Ohio State University (The Ohio State University - OSU), has successfully built a stainless steel oil filter that promises to make a big change in cle…
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Blood type change after blood donation
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found a way to change donated blood types.
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Aluminum battery test: cheap, not burnt, fully charged within a minute
Lithium batteries that we use today have the advantage of high capacity but it is very easy to burn as well as long charge.
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The 'smart' ice cube serves public places
Milan University of Science and Technology has created a bench
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First successful penis transplant
For the first time in medical history, doctors at Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Hospital (South Africa) have announced successful penile implants.
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Sea slugs can be the hardest biological material in the world
British scientists believe that the teeth of a slug may be the hardest biological material ever known.