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Genetically Modified Crops OK? Princess Anne Thinks So: Opposing To Prince Charles Organic Campaign

NANOTECHNOLOGY 03.24.2017 04:09 AM

In an interview, Princess Anne is planning to plant genetically modified crops. Genetically modified crops have been an argument to many. Now, The battle of it benefits are once again set on the table as the Britain's Princess Anne have said that it has some benefits.

‘Fukushima’ Decontamination Through Electron Tracking Compton Camera-ETCC

03.23.2017 19:14 PM

Detecting nuclear gamma rays through image gamma rays can help in the decontamination of Fukushima, a new research suggests.

‘Bacteria-Free’ Medical Devices: New Approach To Avoid Infection After Surgery

03.22.2017 17:51 PM

A “bacteria-free” discovery hopes to end bacterial infections caused by medical devices that cause long-term treatment and recovery to operated patients.

'Tree-on-a-chip,' Latest MIT Nature Inspired Chip That Works On Robots

03.22.2017 01:40 AM

After successfully designing the "Tree-on-a-chip," the chip was able to maintain fluid circulation within several days. It's the device's passive pumping capability that can act as actuators for small robots.

Stem Cells Are Faster And Better In Space

03.21.2017 05:59 AM

Scientists have found out that stem cells are faster and better if it is done in space. NASA scientists are trying to find out if stem cells can indeed multiply and grow faster in space.

Nanosatellite Battery Helps Electric Cars Become Five Times More Reliable Compared To Conventional System

03.19.2017 18:12 PM

Holder Hermanns led a team of researchers together with his students Marvin Stenger and Gilles Nies. They have built a battery model, the Nanosatellite battery that can monitor the exact amount of energy is available. More so, it can monitor how much of the energy is chemically bound or not immediately usable.

Transparent Touchpad Can Be Implanted On The Skin, Lets Anyone Play Games And Type Words [WATCH]

03.18.2017 08:21 AM

Scientists have explored the idea behind the carbon nanotubes, some advanced materials, and metal nanowires. The study made them developed a touchpad that can be as flexible as the human body after several trials.

Organs Preservation in Deep Freeze Can Now Be Prolonged Thru Improved Tissue Cryopreservation

03.06.2017 02:05 AM

Aside from Dr. Brockbank, another doctor and chief medical officer of the United Network for Organ Sharing is Dr. David Klassen. Dr. Klassen is positive in the result of organ reservation using the process of cryopreservation. "It would completely transform transplantation, Dr. Klassen said.

Cows Become Hornless After Gene Editing Making Countryside Safer

02.28.2017 04:30 AM

Scientists have created cows without horns after genetic engineering it to making countryside safer.

Amazing Futuristic Project Bionic Can Create Fish Food From Thin Layer Of Air

02.25.2017 20:53 PM

Bionic leaf is an artificial photosynthesis process. The main objective of this project is to develop energy dense Biofuel from hydrogen and carbon dioxide and reduces the greenhouse emission in nature.

Harvard And MIT Wins Battle Over CRISPR Patent

02.17.2017 00:40 AM

The court ruling on the case of the CRISPR patent has been out and is in favor of Harvard and MIT. Read to know more about the side of the University of California in this battle.

SRS Microscopy Technique Helps Doctors In Removing Brain Tumors

02.08.2017 13:12 PM

Laser is a very great adjunct in the treatment of brain cancer. The analysis of brain cancer and extent of tissue removal can be determined through laser.

Obesity Versus Serotonin: Discovery On The Fat-Burning Mechanism Of Brain Hormone

02.02.2017 03:16 AM

Serotonin agonists and antagonists are always available to suppress appetite until its use was put on control because of side-effects. Recently, some scientists have discovered on how does serotonin burns fat that could lead into a major advancement in the pharmaceutical industry.

Stanford Researchers Create Lithium-Ion Batteries That Prevent Fire

01.13.2016 02:03 AM

Researchers from Stanford University address battery-heating issues by creating lithium-ion batteries that automatically shut down when they become too hot and revive again when they cool off.

US Company To Develop Gene-Based Cancer Blood Test

01.11.2016 00:20 AM

A U.S. medical company reveals it is launching the "holy grail" of blood tests that can diagnose cancer even before patients have manifested its symptoms through liquid biopsy.

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