In Russia, a group of scientists developed a hearing implant that reduces noise distortion by 17 %, increasing the precision of perception, as it transmits 9 % through the skull bones directly to the inner ear.
Scientists from Perm National Research Polytechnic University collaborated with…
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Cotton cultivated for the first time in the Egyptian desert
Egypt announced the cultivation of cotton in desert conditions for the first time, following several trials conducted in the city of El Tor in South Sinai.
Regarding this, Minister of Agriculture and Land Alaa Farouk stated that "this…
Scientists discover a new electric field of the Earth
An article published in the journal Nature reviews the discovery by a group of scientists of a new electric field of the Earth, which is added to the already known ones: the magnetic and the gravitational field.
The announcement, after 60…
Researchers identify new class of antivirals against Covid-19
Researchers from the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC in Spanish) have identified and characterized a new class of antivirals against SARS-CoV-2 that act by blocking the entry of the virus into the host cell through its…
NASA created interactive map to explore Mars
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) published an interactive map that allows you to explore the surface of Mars, under the name of Global CTX Mosaic.
Internet users can tour the red planet through 110,000 images…
Scientists design a stablecoin backed by electricity
Scientists Maxwell Murialdo and Jonathan L. Belof, from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, confirmed the design of a stablecoin that they have called Electricity Stablecoin (E-Stablecoin) and that would transmit…
Scientists create self-cleaning lens material
A group of scientists from the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore established a new system to cover the lenses of eyeglasses that will prevent the condensation of fog, which is capable of cleaning itself and has…
Australian scientists develop saliva-based glucose test
Scientists at the University of Newcastle in Australia are developing a method to measure glucose through saliva and thus avoid the prick that leaves a pinpoint of blood, considered the most effective way so far.
According to published…