Science today.. Bacteria turned into tiny tape recorders.. Researchers have hacked bacteria allowing them to record data in their DNA. The modified bacteria could be used as environmental sensors or as medical devices. ** Researchers develop fast test to find bloodstream infections. ** 3D printing human tissue with lasers. Producing human tissue will become possible thanks to a team of researchers developing a new technique for 3D printing tissue with laser precision. Human tissues 3D printing will have future applications in cosmetics, pharmacology and surgery, especially in the field of skin treatment. ** Papaya is low in sodium, resulting in little retention of water. It helps you keep your skin hydrated. ** A honey bee visits about 100 flowers during a single collection trip. During its life time, it can collect 1/12th teaspoon of honey ** Cannabis helps shrink brain cancers.. ** In age of iPhones, flips make a quiet comeback.. In technology, fashion tends to move to one direction: forward. But just as Vinyl sales are booming in the age of Spotify,so the iPhone 6 must now compete with the flip-phone, its unlikely rival for the title of 2014’s coolest communications handset. ** 1,100-year-old China city found.. ** Sea temps at record high..
Posted on: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 05:53:14 +0000
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