Artificial blood is being developed to address the shortage of blood for transfusions, but there are still technical limitations and high costs that prevent it from being a complete alternative. It has reached the clinical trial stage, but more research and support is needed before it can be commercialized.   Some people don’t have enough healthy blood. These include people who have...

  Quantum computers are based on qubits, which perform far more complex and powerful operations than bits, and can efficiently solve problems such as prime factorization. However, their sensitivity to external environments and lack of practical algorithms have hindered their commercialization.   About quantum computers A few years ago, the world’s first commercialized quantum...

The Boeing 747 has played a historic role in the aviation industry for many years, but newer aircraft like the A380 and B787 are now taking over. The A380 uses the benefits of a large aircraft to carry a large number of passengers, while the B787 emphasizes fast flight and fuel efficiency. Both aircraft are leading the fleet generation shift with different strategies.   Currently, the most...

  Advances in space exploration and rocket science are making space travel a reality that humans could only imagine in the past. While private space travel is becoming increasingly commercialized, Korea is also working hard to develop its own rocket. The time when space is no longer a dream, but a reality, is just around the corner.   Outer Space, Beyond! The human imagination of space...

  A bladeless fan uses the Coanda effect and Bernoulli’s principle of fluid dynamics to generate wind without wings. This innovative product, which is both safe and efficient thanks to its mechanical design, is the result of the application of the principles of fluid dynamics in various fields.   Mechanical engineering and a fan without blades The first appliance that comes to...

This article discusses the different ways in which science and religion seek truth and the resulting conflicts. It examines the relationship between science and religion through three main perspectives and discusses whether religion still has value in the modern world.   Science and religion. These are two topics that seem to go hand in hand, yet they are constantly discussed together. While...

  Cancer is a disease caused by a deviation of your own cells, not an external pathogen. Unlike normal cells, which divide through a cell cycle control system, cancer cells malfunction in this control system, causing them to proliferate uncontrollably, develop into tumors, and metastasize with devastating effects.   Cancer, a deviation in my cells Cancer is a very common word in our...

Macromolecules are widely used in everyday life and have been with us since ancient times. This article covers what they are, their historical development, and explores their possible applications in future nanotechnology and medicine, particularly through the properties of block copolymers.   In this blog post, I’d like to talk about macromolecules, a field of research that is leading...

  Optical camouflage was once the stuff of science fiction, but modern technological advances are making it a reality. This technology can raise ethical issues, especially due to its potential military applications, and we need to think about its responsible use in the context of the value-neutrality debate in science and technology.   Introduction Optical camouflage has long been a...