HUMAN FLYING

Honeybee: The flying pharmacist

Honeybee, a small -although powerful- creature moves from one place to another to make an elixir, which cures different diseases. To make one kilogram of honey the small creature has to carry 150000 pieces of pollen and suck the sap of ten million flowers. Both honey and the honeybee poison have been used in treating diseases for thousands of years. The product made by such tiny creatures has b...

Honeybee: The flying pharmacist

Honeybee, a small -although powerful- creature moves from one place to another to make an elixir, which cures different diseases. To make one kilogram of honey the small creature has to carry 150000 pieces of pollen and suck the sap of ten million flowers. Both honey and the honeybee poison have been used in treating diseases for thousands of years. The product made by such tiny creatures has b...

Flying with Flies: Decoding Human Neurodegenerative Disorders in Drosophila

Human neurodegenerative diseases are traumatic illnesses characterized by progressive loss of neurons in specific areas of brain resulting locomotors imbalance, resting tremor, abnormal gait, dementia and defects in cognitive thinking [1]. This group of disorders exhibit highly comparable manifestation of symptoms, majority of which are adult onset and do not manifest during early stages of lif...

Flying Worms

Flying Qubits

'This would for example allow transferring information from superconducting quantum bits to the "flying qubits" in the visible light range and back', envision the creators of the theory for the device, Tero Heikkilä, Professor at the University of Jyväskylä, and Academy Research Fellow Francesco Massel. Therefore, the method has potential for data encryption based on quantum mechanics, i.e. qua...