Health
The trendy diet suddenly suppresses lung cancer
A type of slimming diet exerts an unexpected effect on a common type of cancer in the lungs and esophagus in the University of Texas experiment in Dallas (USA).
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Can we become mathematicians by way of self-study? (Part 2)
The famous list of self-taught mathematicians mentioned in Part 1 has a striking name: Srinivasa Ramanujan.
New technology
This is the most real dog breed robot today
Florida Atlantic University believes that adding heads, tails, eyes and ears will make Astro more lively.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Vietnam can warn of early liver cancer through AI technology
Hanoi University of Technology is studying a system to support the diagnosis of liver cancer based on ultrasound imaging and gene interpretation data.
New technology
Smart sensor knows 'hearing' healing wounds
Heriot-Watt University researchers (UK) have developed a new technology to help heal wounds by 'listening' to their progress.
Computer science
Supercomputers can create millions of virtual universes
Researchers from the University of Arizona with their supercomputers can create millions of mini universes for research. It can provide many answers about the evolution…
Oceanography
High water temperatures are one of the factors that damage coral reefs
Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
Space science
Australia developed artificial intelligence to decipher mysterious sound signals from the universe
According to livescience.com, the sudden sound signals of radio waves to Earth from deep space are still a mystery to scientists.
Biology
Discovering new rice varieties with antioxidant capacity
Four new varieties of rice in Afghanistan have been researched by Vietnamese scientists to find a high ability to inhibit oxygen and protein and lipid nutrition. - VnExp…
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Successfully manufactured the world's thinnest gold leaf
The University of Leeds expert team created thin gold leafs of one million human fingernails, which can be used in electronics and medicine.
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Can we become mathematicians by way of self-study? (Part 1)
In the early 19th century, mathematical genius Évariste Galois, who gave birth to abstract algebra, the foundations of many modern sciences such as computer science, cry…
Biology
The tuberculosis bacteria 'hide' in nearly a quarter of the world's population
University Hospital Aarhus, University of Aarhus (Denmark) and University of Lindköping (Sweden) have pointed out that up to a quarter of the world's population are carr…
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What does the concept of 'progressive sleep' mean?
According to a new study by the University of California in San Francisco, the number of 'progressive sleep' has increased compared to the past.
Archeology
Rare discovery: Ancient tombs are found immediately in the famous Chinese university campus
In many places in China, ancient tombs are found to be not uncommon, especially in places once the capital of historic dynasties.
Animal world
Difficult questions: In addition to humans, are there any animals that know how to exercise?
Not only exercise, animals also know how to diet.