Dubbed “Self-cure Coat Film,” the coating represents a film that can cure scratches due to a “self-repairing layer” which includes “high viscosity and elasticity as well as cushioning characteristics.”

The company carried out a test in which the film has been scratched for over 20,000 times and it always managed to repair itself.

However, there’s a limit at which the coating won’t be able to work properly – when the film is pierced all the way through. This means that your handset will be permanently scratch-resistant but the film won’t protect it from piercing.

Coffee grounds were recycled and turned into a natural fiber that was used to create a comfortable base layer fabric able to maintain heat close to the skin.

The company says that its clothes can increase surface temperature by 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Virus was able to achieve such a result without using any chemical treatments.

Besides keeping the skin warm, the new garments from Virus are able to keep moisture away from skin. When a person starts sweating, the garment launches its other features, including UV shielding and anti-odor properties.

It would be interesting to note that the company also boasts a line of clothes made of fabric that can keep a person cool. The line is called StayCool and together with the StayWarm line it was unveiled at the Snowsports Industries America (SIA) show that took place in Denver, Colorado.

At the moment the StayWarm line includes the Coffee Charchoal Long Sleeve Fitted top, available for $38; Long Sleeve Compression Crew Neck that one can purchase for $48; Men’s All Weather Performance Boxer wearing a price tag of $30.50; Men’s Stay Warm Boot Cut ¾ Length Compression Pant that can be bought for $54.50 and a Men’s Stay Warm Form Core Warmer Sleeveless Top for $60.99.

Several academics from Russia decided to collaborate with Hwang Woo-Suk from Sooam Biotech Research Foundation in South Korea with the goal of trying to clone the extinct mammoth.

To carry out the cloning operating, Korean scientist will use bone marrow collected from well-preserved mammoth bones that researchers discovered in summer of 2011 in the thawed.

Researchers from Sooam look forward to implanting the nucleus of a woolly mammoth cell into an elephant egg. Thus they plan to create a mammoth embryo. The next step will involve placing the embryo in an elephant womb.

Despite the fact that Hwang Woo-Suk was disgraced in 2006 after it was revealed that a number of his experiments on developing human stem cells proved to be faked, he still managed to carry out several successful cloning operations. He was the first to clone a dog called Snuppy. Hwang Woo-Suk also cloned cows and coyotes.

According to Sooam scientists the research will start later this year. This is of course if Russians ship the mammoth remains and do this on time.

A group of synthetic biology scientists and designers from Cambridge University has come up with a daring project called E.chromi.

E.chromi is a genetically engineered bacterium that has the potential of generating colored pigments.

The invention could have a wide range of applications. For instance, it can help identify hazardous pollutants in water by producing a specific color related to each pollutant.

This is because a new device called AIRE mask will appear on the market. The mask will allow its wearer to produce green power from breathing and use that power to charge various portable gadgets.

It would be interesting to note that the person who has come up with the idea to create AIRE is Joco Paulo Lammoglia, an inventor from Brazil.

Recently a group of researchers at the University of Southern Mississippi managed to take the effort to a new level. They developed a new type of plastic that resembles human skin. The new material starts bleeding when scratched and is able to heal itself. It is worth mentioning that the plastic does not really bleed, it simply changes its color to red to signal that it’s damaged.

Scientists are working with the same type of plastic that is today used in car fenders – the damaged region can be repaired by being exposed to light.

According to Professor Marek W Urban of the University of Southern Mississippi, the new material attempts to mimic nature and namely human skin – it shows a red signal when something’s wrong with it and afterwards heals itself when exposed to visible light, temperature or pH alterations.

Unlike other plastic skins, the new one can continuously heal itself almost like real human skin. It’s no wonder that Department of Defense decided to fund the project, with the goal being the use of the invention in wounded troops.

The exoskeleton for paraplegics is an easy to wear, artificially intelligent, bionic mechanism that could be used not only by patients in hospitals, but also at home, allowing users to stand, walk and even climb stairs.

The device can be adjusted to fit patients that are between 5’2″ and 6’4″ and weight maximum 220 pounds.

The EyeWriter makes use of low-cost eye-tracking glasses equipped with open-source software. Thus it allows people with one of neuromuscular syndromes to communicate with others by writing or drawing on the screen by tracking their eye movement and converting it to lines on a display.

Tony “Tempt” Quan, graffiti artist from Los Angeles was the one who has come up with this invention after being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease in 2003.

According to the study, which involved the participation of 7,000 Australians, watching TV increases the risk of heart attack by 80 percent. Researchers analyzed the study participants based on the amount of time they watched television, informs TG Daily. They observed them for 6 years and discovered that every hour a person spent in front of the TV increased the risk of heart attack by 18 percent.

The numbers presented in the study do not include other elements that could lead to heart disease, such as obesity and smoking. The study also showed that watching TV increases the risk of cancer development by 9 percent.

The device delivers a complete mix of vital tools. It can help carry out stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), stereotactic radiation therapy (SRT), stereotactic body radiation therapy(SBRT) and radiosurgery (SBRS).

During the treatment doctors have the possibility to observe a 3D image of the location that is to be treated.

In addition, they obtain an ultra-conformal beam shaping, a comfortable patient positioning system, advanced treatment planning and more.