Caribbean scientists turn harmful seaweed into car fuel
When massive amounts of invasive seaweed washed up on Caribbean shores in 2011, locals were left baffled.
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When massive amounts of invasive seaweed washed up on Caribbean shores in 2011, locals were left baffled.
A group of students from the University of Southern California launched the Aftershock II rocket, reaching an altitude of 143.3m above the Earth's surface, breaking many…
From the delicate dandelion to the majestic oak tree, millions of plant species use seeds to reproduce and grow. But where did the first seeds come from?
Researchers from the University of Arizona (USA) indicate that consuming a lot of certain types of bread can help reduce the risk of cancer.
Scientists at the Universities of Glasgow and Birmingham (UK) have just announced a prototype of special glasses that can block light wavelengths that cause seizures in…
Researchers from Harvard University (USA) have discovered a
A breakthrough discovery from an international research team led by Purdue University (USA) has determined the time when liquid water existed on Mars through analysis of…
A mini-moon the size of a bus is orbiting Earth in its final days and won't reappear until 2055.
A new method of monitoring water pollution detects harmful substances in water without requiring experts to take additional samples.
Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Chi Thiem, 45 years old, won the World Young Astronomer Lecture Award presented by Central University in Taiwan and Delta Electronics Corpo…
A device developed by Zhejiang University (China) correctly identified people with lung cancer in a recent test.
A team of researchers from Uppsala University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden have developed a new antibody that has the potential to treat many differen…
A new study from New York University (USA) shows that other cells outside the brain also have the ability to learn and form memories.
Organoids, with structures and functions similar to actual organs in the body, play an important role in biomedical research.
Scientists from the North Caucasus Federal University (NCFU) have recently proposed a new technology for producing flour products for diabetics.