Russia invents edible product wrapping paper
According to scientists, plastic bags usually need 40-100 years to decompose, but if they are destroyed by burning, polymer materials will generate many toxic substances.
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According to scientists, plastic bags usually need 40-100 years to decompose, but if they are destroyed by burning, polymer materials will generate many toxic substances.
Russian engineers from the National Nuclear Research University invented the
Russian scientists invented a new method of oil and gas extraction, which increased up to 90% of hydrocarbon extraction.
Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
The official name of this glue is the super light hydrophobic glue (HLAA) developed by the collaboration of Boston Children's Hospital, MIT and Brigham Harvard Maternity…
US researchers have recently published a surprising discovery: developing a biodegradable and digestible battery in the human body.
A world-changing invention that was once paid at a very low price, only 10 dollars!
Biologists have developed a pill called Obalon that helps fat people lose weight quickly and simply.
Swiss scientists have invented a tiny blood test device that can immediately report the result by wirelessly connecting to the phone.
The US Patent and Trademark Office has just issued Apple a patent for a form of mobile computing that fits in a pen, complementing the phone network and GPS capabilities.
According to a study published April 4 in the American Journal of Science, British scientists used a three-dimensional (3D) printer to create living tissue-like material…
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Australian researchers have created a special device that helps change the body's biological clock, leaving the phenomenon of fatigue due to time zone difference.
The inventor Morris Shahbazi, from Panama, began developing the project
Four students from the University of Houston's mechanical engineering department built a shoe called PediPower for their graduation project.