16 unexpected, but scientifically grounded signs of intelligent people
Intelligent people are a “fan club of their own”: they spend a lot of resources and carry out research to find out…
3D printed skin will heal deep wounds
Canadian researchers have created handheld 3D printer that needs several minutes to print skin able to heal even the deepest…
Adhesive for bones: unique biocompatible polymer is now created
Swedish researchers have developed biocompatible polymer material that may be called “glue for bones”. The adhesive substance will smoothly and safely conjoin…
Artificial muscle fibers for superhuman being
Synthetic carbon material developed by the researchers is similar to muscle fibers and may lift up to 12,600 times its own weight. Researchers…
Researchers mastered how to keep brain alive out of the body
Neuroscientist at Yale University reported that his team managed to sustain life in pig’s brain for as long as 36 hours.
Israeli researchers know how to read memories even after death
Researchers from the State of Israel concluded as follows: information retaining leaves some mark on our brains that may be successfully read…
Drink less booze: researchers revised alcohol consumption rate
The Lancet has published global study results as to the dangers of alcohol abuse. Unsettling news for those, who like…
Temperamental nerve cells: nevertheless, neurons are nonrecoverable
Researchers that have studied human hippocampal tissues found no new neurons there. Even as we were struggling to come to…
Crystal quality of two-dimensional gallium was first obtained
For the first time ever gallium crystal just several atoms thick was obtained. Researchers say it may revolutionize manufacturing of ultra-thin electronics.
Computer may “see” what you are thinking of
Development of Japanese scientists allows us to literally see the thoughts of a human. What is more, the image quality is getting…
Magic trick gone wrong: PLOS One retracted an article on homeopathy
In what way pseudoscience is disguising itself as a science and what to do about it. Researchers, scientists, and popular exponents…