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‘Revolutionary’ Super Glue Could Heal The Wounds In Car Crashes

Australian researchers have already developed a form of superglue-like substance, the Revolutionary Superglue, which medical experts can squirt on wounds (including internal wounds) to seal them within a few seconds and potentially change treatments in war zones and car crash sites. The working process of the glue is similar to that of regular bathroom sealants […]

James Webb Telescope Has Its First Assignments Launch to Spring 2019

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which is the next generation of space telescopes, is prepared to being work in 2019. The first selection of tests has made it through the rounds, and 13 proposals have been accepted. The work will begin after the six-month commission period and is expected to take around five months […]

Frozen Tissue Arrays: All You Need To Know About This Technique

Frozen tissue array is a method used in clinical research to analyze several cell samples on a single slide. Hundreds of tissue cores are stacked in a specific arrangement that allows simultaneous histological analysis. This method significantly saves time during research as it is easy to streamline several cell studies at once. It is an effective […]

For The First Time, Scientist Stored Light In The Form Of Sound, A One Step Closer To The Optical Computer

For the first time, a group of scientists from the University of Sydney has managed to take advantage of an acoustic circuit to store data in an optical medium. That means reducing even 100,000 times the nimbleness of data telecast without losing information. The specialists indicate that this is a very important development. But why […]

LIGO Detect Gravitational Waves Coming From The Fusion Of Two Black Holes For The Third Time

3 billion years ago, long before multicellular life existed on our planet, two black holes merged into a violent explosion. The collision generated very faint “echoes” that moved through the cosmos, as it happens when we throw a stone at a pond and observe the waves that occur in the water. An international team of […]

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