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How Are Viral Vectors Used in Gene Therapy?
Viral vectors use modified viruses as delivery vehicles for genetic material. Viruses evolved efficient ways to enter cells, and gene-therapy developers can remove or di…
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Japan tests self-driving cars at airports.
Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, is experimenting with using self-driving vehicles to tow cargo containers in an effort to address labor shortages as the number of touris…
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VinFast VF8 self-driving car undergoes testing on Vietnamese streets.
The online community is buzzing about the VinFast VF8 electric car testing its self-driving feature on Vietnamese streets.
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Kenguru – a vehicle designed for people with disabilities, with only one door but extremely convenient for wheelchair users.
Community Cars, a company based in Texas (USA), has invented an electric car called Kenguru, designed for people with disabilities who use wheelchairs.
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China's Cheap Solid-State Batteries - A Breakthrough for Electric Vehicles?
A new approach by a Chinese research team has broken the cost barrier, while maintaining performance, for lithium batteries.
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Battery pack helps electric cars run 1.5 million km without charging
Two sustainable technology companies are jointly developing a heavy-duty electric vehicle battery with a remarkable lifespan that can power a vehicle for more than 1.5 m…
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Close-up of the train wheel replacement process
The quality of train wheels plays an important role in ensuring safety throughout the operation of the train.
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Hydrogen cars can run thousands of kilometers without charging
The Eco-Runner XIII three-wheeler aims to set a world record for the longest distance driven on hydrogen without refueling in June 2023.
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Japanese company tests airless tires
Japan's leading tire maker Bridgestone is testing tires that don't need to be inflated.
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How terrible is a car accident at 200km/h?
When it comes to high-speed collisions, people often imagine terrifying scenarios: loss of vehicle control, deafening collisions, rapid deformation of the vehicle body,…
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After 4 years of being sent into space by Elon Musk, what is the fate of the $100,000 Tesla Roadster now?
For the past four years, the fate of the Tesla Roadster in the vast universe has been a matter of curiosity for many.
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Where will the motorbikes and cars go when they are 'unsold' and have been in inventory for many years?
As new models go on sale, how will dealers handle the remaining inventory?
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The first train to transport the most expensive material on the planet
Researchers plan to use trucks to transport containers of antimatter to laboratories in Europe by 2025.
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As an essential element for 'power generation,' why is cobalt so controversial?
Global cobalt demand is expected to quadruple by 2030, driven largely by the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, according to a report by the World Economic Forum.
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Chinese scientist claims to have created beam weapon
Chinese scientists claim they have created a focused energy beam weapon.