Using Bacteria’s Own Antibacterial Systems Against Them Could Lead To Targeted, Safer Antibiotics
A naturally-occurring system discovered in bacteria holds promise as a way to fight pathogens – very specifically and without the risk of antibiotic resistance.
Only problem is right now the process involves using an electric shock, but scientists are working on a not so-painful method!
Plasma Lighting Invades Hollywood, Thanks to Nikola Tesla
How Hollywood is using lights based on Nikola Tesla’s experiments to give stars that glam glow.
Babies Made With DNA From Any 2 People Could Be Just 2 Years Away!
Researchers from Cambridge University have shown for the first time that it is possible to make human egg and sperm cells using skin from two adults of the same sex.
Silica Biomaterial Could Repair Teeth Enamel
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The material has “pores” that are less than 2 nanometers in diameter, and is embedded with nanosized calcium carbonate and phosphoric acid which encourage calcium and hydroxyapatite crystal growth on the tooth.
This material could potentially be used to replace worn away enamel as well as seal tooth fissures.
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