This Man is Designing an App That Can Detect Toxins in Drinking Water
With a simple, but accurate user-friendly design, this app has the potential to save millions of lives by identifying fluoride and salinity in water.
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"Spiking" Water Supply With Cleansing Agent Could Prevent Multitude of Diseases
This super protein may be able to stop outbreak-causing bacterial diseases that are transmittable through drinking water.
Breakthrough Discovery Could Use Skin Cells to Erase Parental Infertility
Based on recent embryonic research at Bath University, infertility amongst women and same-sex couples could be a thing of the past.
These Green High-Performance Batteries are Made From Junkyard Scraps
This treatment process known as anodization is taking recycling to a whole new level – all you need is household chemicals and some pieces of trash.
Be Humbled By the 9 Most Breathtaking Photos of Saturn's Cassini Voyage
There is nothing more humbling than looking at breathtaking photos of a universe that mankind is only just starting to explore.
The 10 Most Fascinating Science Stories of 2017 - An Exciting Time to Be Alive
From turning air pollution into diamonds, to curing baldness - here are the ten most wonderful articles and breakthroughs from 2017.
Star Wars-Inspired Bionic Hand Allows Amputee to Play the Piano For First Time in 5 Years
"It's completely mind-blowing," said the musician. "I never thought we'd be able to do this."
Record Baby: 26-Year-old Gives Birth to Girl Who Was Frozen 24 Years Ago
Tina Gibson was only 18 months old when her daughter was frozen as an embryo at the National Embryo Donation Center 24 years ago.
Watch Seniors Burst into Tears When They Look into Goggles and See Their Dreams Come True
These seniors were finally able to go to their bucket list locations – and they did it all without leaving the comfort of their nursing homes.
This Font is Designed Specifically For Dyslexia - and it Really Works
The subtle characteristics of the Dyslexie font have been shown to help dyslexics read faster and make fewer spelling errors.
Hubble Captures Giant Emoji in the Stars
A galaxy cluster in the shape of an emoji appeared to smile down on Earth, with the grin formed by the distortion of light from strong gravitational lensing. The unique photo was taken by the Hubble telescope, but found and cropped by an amateur astronomer.
Breakthrough Device Heals Organs and Skin with a Single Touch
Scientists who were regenerating vascular cells, nerve cells, and brain cells at the touch of a button had a 98% success rate.
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