Waving away mosquitoes teaches them to stop bothering prey
Mosquitoes learned to associate smells with vibrations mimicking human hand movements produced by "the vortexer" machine.
Mosquitoes learned to associate smells with vibrations mimicking human hand movements produced by "the vortexer" machine.
This is the incredible story of Zion, the first quadruple amputee child in whom researchers observed massive brain reorganization before ...
All you need is a brush and a rubber hand.
Using two sets of electrodes, scientists have successfully restored finger movement in a paralyzed patient for the first time in ...
We humans arguably came to dominate the world thanks to our dexterous hands, which allow gripping tools and manipulating objects. ...
Anthropologists have discovered the oldest known fossil of a bone resembling that of humans; the 1.85 million year old bone is ...
After analyzing key hand bone fragments from fossil records, a team of anthropologists conclude that pre-homo human ancestral species, such ...
(c) Bristol University, UK Using ultrasound radiation, researchers at University of Bristol (UK) have devised a ...
It comes down to the inefficient engines they use.
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