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Scientists have created hybrid animals.
That may be about to change, however, as scientists have created tiny LEDs that can be injected into the brain.
Scientists have created a device that combines two technologies to do exactly that.
The film centers on the island of Isla Nublar, where scientists have created an amusement park of cloned dinosaurs.
Scientists have created clones of a mouse that had been dead and frozen for 16 years.
The experience of many generations of farmers and the work of scientists have created a wide range of means to combat the diseases and pests of cucumbers.
Scientists have created a new polymer material constructed from a simple sugar molecule, beta-cyclodextrin.
In order toidentify such toxic substances in the blood of a pregnant woman, scientists have created a new blood test that will prevent the negative impact of toxins on the future generation.
Scientists have created nanostructured glass discs that can storage digital data for billions of years.
Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the US National Institute of Health and Sanofi,a pharmaceutical company, scientists have created a super-powered antibody that can eradicate 99 percent of HIV strains.
Breakthrough: Scientists have created a whole new‘life form' on Earth.
Scientists have created 49 genetically-identical dogs based on genes from the tiny Chihuahua, known as'Miracle Milly'.
But the terrifying technologyis closer to becoming a reality now that scientists have created a sophisticated form-changing material. that could allow robots to switch between hard and soft shapes.
Scientists have created a technique which can cause cancer cells to self-destruct by injecting them with salt.
For the first time, scientists have created a permanently magnetic liquid.
Scientists have created something of a reverse solar cell: a tool that generates electricity from the darkness of night.
By reprogramming human cells, scientists have created new opportunities to study diseases and develop methods for diagnosis and therapy.”.
Scientists have created a catalyst that can efficiently convert carbon dioxide to ethylene, which is used to produce the most common type of plastic.
Although this is not the first time that scientists have created babies that have DNA from three individuals(that started back in the 90s), this is an entirely new scientific method.
Scientists have created a computer system that attempts to recognize human emotions such as anger and impatience by analyzing the acoustics of one's voice.
It's not the first time scientists have created babies that have DNA from three people- that breakthrough began in the late 1990s- but it is an entirely new and significant method.
Scientists have created a new hydrogel material reinforced with fibres that they say is up to five times harder to break than carbon steel- but still easy to bend and stretch.
More recently, however, scientists have created about a dozen metallic glasses in bulk form- bars, for example- by mixing four or five elements that possess atoms of varying sizes.
Scientists have created a tiny rotor that rotates at speeds of up to 60 billion revolutions a minute- the fastest-spinning human-made rotor in history, and 100,000 times faster than your average dental drill.
Using artificial intelligence, scientists have created a tool that lets anyone visualize what the structures inside a cell look like- even when you only have images of the outside.
Scientists have created a MYC mutations, which have been removed various features of binding sites, and examined how this affected the function of the protein, the growth and survival of cells.
Scientists have created a strain of the human Aids virus able to infect and multiply in monkeys, in a step toward testing future vaccines in monkeys before trying them in people, according to a new study.
The scientists have created small devices that can power a fan or an LED for a few minutes, and claim that with further work the material could eventually reach energy densities of up to 180 watt-hours per kilogram, compared to 10 Whr/kg for the best currently available supercapacitors.