A Mexican student built a portable acoustic fire extinguisher and took home gold in Indonesia
Mexican student acoustic fire extinguisher gold medal
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A digital nose picks up sniffs, and the Scentronic turns that into a smell delivered wirelessly to someone's actual nose. That's the setup Ohio State University researchers put together, and the end result is being able…
Nah, the inside of a human cell just got mapped at a level of detail that ranks up there with the sharpest views of it anyone has pulled off. Gaël McGill and Evan Ingersoll are the ones behind it.
Human cell interior detail
How a life starts is genuinely a miracle, still gets me every time
Sperm cell approaching egg cell
How does a photon even know it's being watched
How quickly a fire crawls along a flammable ceiling inside a bar or café. That was the question researchers in the Netherlands looked into around 25 years ago. Quiet bit of fire safety history worth knowing #Netherlands
Netherlands fire spread ceiling study
Force fields aren't just a sci-fi thing anymore, apparently. University of Helsinki researchers built tubes out of ultrasonic sound waves, and those tubes can hold liquids and gases using nothing but the force of the…
Your body has a cleanup crew and Yoshinori Ohsumi figured out how it operates. The Japanese biologist took home the Nobel Prize for uncovering the mechanism behind self-cleansing: when starved, the body basically starts…
South Korean researchers got inner ear stem cells working again and hearing loss came back the other way, naturally. that's a big deal
Scientists made eye drops called VIZZ that are claimed to bring back near vision, no glasses needed
Study says the childhood memories that stick hardest are family vacations from ages 5 to 10
Word is a cancer vaccine that's supposed to cover every type is heading into human testing. if that holds up, huge
Research shows the act of forgiving a person actually shifts how your brain deals with emotion and stress
Traces of an ancient blood meal were found inside a fossilized mosquito pulled from shale beds in northwestern Montana, and it's estimated at 46 million years old
Scientists are calling it the first observational evidence for string theory
