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Artificial leaves turn sunlight into fuel
Experts at Cambridge University invented the device to create syngas, a gas usually produced from fossil fuels.
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Animal world
The scales are as hard as the armor of an Amazon arowana
The strong scales structure of Aparaima fish helps them to cope with the sharp teeth of predators in the same habitat as piranhas.
Health
Fine dust, polluted air make memory decline horrible how?
Researchers at the University of Warwick, UK, found that human memory is severely impaired when living in areas with fine dust (PM10) and high nitrogen dioxide (NO2).
Science invention
The new invention makes camera phones thousands of times thinner
Researchers at the University of Utah have developed an ultra-thin and lightweight lens thousands of times lighter than conventional lenses, which can be used to produce…
Space science
Mysterious comet suburbs fringe the Solar System
A new project led by a University of Florida researcher could fundamentally alter our understanding of how comets come from the outskirts of the Solar System.
Health
The unexpected cause makes many people susceptible to gout
New work from John Hopkins University (USA) shows that genetic factors of gout (gout) may be much stronger than previously thought.
Health
Precious substances from rice cause cancer cell death
Momilactones B extracted from white rice has an effect on human breast cancer cells that inhibit growth because of the low oxygen environment.
Science Events
Candidates for the 2019 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Genetic studies are expected to win this year. Immunology, cancer, and infectious diseases have fewer opportunities.
Health
Research microflora with artificial gut
The artificial gut model consists of 2 rectangular sheets made of absorbent silicon rubber and other resins, such as polystyrene.
Health
Red meat is not so dangerous to health as we think
Researchers from Dalhousie University in Canada have made new comments on the link between red meat, processed meat and the risk of cancer, heart damage to humans.
Oceanography
136 dolphin trapped, dead carpet on the West African coast of unknown cause
More than 160 dolphins are trapped in a series of unexplained mysterious incidents, of which about 130 have died on the West African coast.
New technology
Russian scientists created a scanner that could detect even the smallest crack in an airplane
Physicists at Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) created Russia's first multi-contrast X-ray machine.
Archeology
Ancient people also suffered from atherosclerosis
An analysis of ancient mummies by researchers at the University of Texas Medical Science Center shows that ancient people who lived 4,000 years ago in areas now known as…
Animal world
Fish also know how to feel ... hurt like a human
In a recently published review by researchers from the University of Liverpool, the fish 'residents' felt the same pain as us.
New technology
Researchers have created a battery that can bend and bend
If smartphone makers want foldable devices ready for the mass market, one thing these devices need is flexible batteries.