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Conventional lenses used with biochip face a problem in terms of flexibility. The best example can be that of an endoscope operator for whom the lens adjustment can be very complicating at times as precision is of prime importance in is case....
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If you travel quite a bit or are just a fanatic about keeping your hands clean, the dissolving travel toiletries can be your little secret. You can take these items...
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The National Science Foundation might need IBMs services to build the world’s fastest supercomputer at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the...
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Scientists have found the biggest tsunami ever measured! It occurred on July 9, 1958 in Lituya Bay, Alaska. Triggered by an earthquake of 7.5 magnitudes, the tsunami...
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Just two years to go, and we may see the earth diminishing of its abundant of fly ash disposed off onto it especially from coal-burning power plants. But how? Henry...
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We all know that magma that flows beneath volcanoes produces tremors deep inside the Earth. But, a new study suggests something else too! It says that tremors can also...
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