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Korean researchers develop attachable cells

A team of Korean researchers have developed technology to produce “sticker” cells that can be attached to the human body and cure damaged skin and organs, the science ministry said Tuesday.

Science | 2015-06-09 15:50

Korea joins world's biggest astronomical telescope construction

Korea is taking part in a global project to build the world’s largest astronomical telescope in Chile, the nation’s astronomy research institute said Wednesday.

Science | 2015-06-03 17:48

Mirzakhani becomes first female Fields recipient

Prof. Maryam Mirzakhani of Stanford University became the first woman to receive the Fields Medal in a global mathematicians’ conference in Seoul, Wednesday.

Science | 2014-08-13 16:54

Astronaut records first Vine in space

American astronaut Rick Wiseman shared his marvelous view of the galaxy by posting a sped-up tracking shot of Earth’s terminator line - which divides parts of the world experiencing “night” and “day” - as seen from the International Space Station.

Science | 2014-06-27 17:51

Be angry - and get what you want

Angry facial expressions are effective in getting people to do what you want, claimed Harvard University researchers, who obviously have never witnessed the dispiriting wage negotiations at hierarchical Korean companies.

Science | 2014-06-11 16:32

Why hungry men love curvy women

Men are more likely to be attracted to voluptuous women when they are hungry, a study shows. The same principle applies to hungry women, who seem to prefer muscular, heavier men.

Science | 2014-06-09 14:37

Comfort food does not boost your mood

Comfort food such as chocolate or ice-cream does not affect your mood, according to a report on the LiveScience website.

Science | 2014-05-30 11:30

Carbon monoxide means life for elephant seals

When humans think of carbon monoxide, they think of air pollution, cigarette smoke and ultimately death. Elephant seals, on the other hand, would have an entirely different opinion.

Science | 2014-05-17 11:40

World's oldest sperm found

Scientists reported the discovery of the world’s oldest-known petrified, fossilized sperm, reports said Wednesday.

Science | 2014-05-14 14:07

US firm develops male fertility test machine

A U.S. firm has recently developed a machine for self diagnosis of fertility capacity for men, Daily Mail reported Wednesday.

Science | 2014-05-05 07:15

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