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Coronavirus: will we ever get back to normal life? The opinion of the virologist Viola
Virologist Antonella Viola answered the question of a Facebook user who asked her if and when we can return to normal after the CoronavirusVirologist Antonella Viola answered the question of...
Read moreWill we ever use teleportation? Professor Brian Greene’s answer
Professor Brian Greene explains how teleportation works: "We can take a particle at point A and create an identical version at point B"
Read moreFDA clears new injectable cardiac monitor Biomonitor IIIm
United States drug regulatory agency clears use of new injectable cardiac monitor sensor that also measures body temperature
Read moreNew process uses plastic waste to produce adhesives
A research team at UC Berkeley has invented a catalyst that can breathe new life into waste plastic by turning it into adhesives
Read moreThe new glue hardens with magnetic field
Researchers at Nanyang Technological University have invented an epoxy glue that is activated by a magnet without the need for heat, light or moisture Glues and superglues are materials widely...
Read moreCovid-19: the “hand-held” thermal bags for transporting vaccines
The company Gio'Style has developed thermal bags for the transport of vaccines against Covid-19: they can be carried by hand or loaded on a scooter
Read moreCoronavirus: ‘Dogs and cats can be infected by their owners’
A study by the University of Bari and the State University of Milan hypothesizes that dogs and cats can be infected with Coronavirus by their owners
Read moreCovid-19 vaccine hacker attacks: confidential data and information at risk
In recent months, the systems of companies that are developing the Covid-19 vaccine have been targeted by sophisticated hacker attacks
Read moreA new conductive wood could replace oil-derived plastics
The research, by the University of Science and Technology of China, has produced a new wood-based material with excellent physical and conductive properties
Read moreSupersonic parachutes, a step forward for the journeys of the future
The company ASPIRE, with NASA, is testing new parachutes that can be used for lunar or martian missions as well as on terrestrial air transport
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