Scientists make the smallest movie ever
IBM researchers have produced the smallest stop motion movie in the world. In the film, men composed of dozens of molecules play a leading role. The film is prepared by means of a scanning tunneling microscope. When the researcher brings the iron needle of the telescope close to the molecule, an attractive force is created […]
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What if…you run out of oil?
This is the nightmare of every oil emirate and many decision makers: that is the moment when we inject the last drop of oil. But is this the reality? Can the oil really be used up completely? If this happens, are there other options? This is a simple calculation. The large oil fields we know […]
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The world’s smallest robot flies to the sky
For more than ten years, Harvard University After hard work, it is finally here: their insect robot flies to the sky. A robot weighing less than one tenth of a gram will undoubtedly become the smallest flying robot in the world. “Literally, I have tried for twelve years,” Robert J. Wood said of the small […]
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Patches will be attached to future vaccinations
Goodbye hypodermic needles! Scientists have been studying plaster with microneedles for many years. This plaster replaces traditional needles. Compared with hypodermic needles, patches with micro-needles are more effective, cheaper and less painful. TEDGlobal is currently held in Edinburgh. At this conference, scientists demonstrated the latest innovative technologies. Biomedical engineer Professor Mark Kendall demonstrated on the […]
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