In 2014, the Japanese won the Nobel Prize in physics again, and the goal of winning 30 Nobel prizes in '50 years' has gone a step further. However, no one in China is interested in the Nobel Prize in physics. Why is this? It turns out that innovation is the driving force of science and technology. Foreign college students are more happy, and the Chinese college students' League of heroes has a lot to say.
Debbi nitsan, an Israeli designer, designed a series of small bread appliances, which combine specific technology products with unrelated bread. The shell made of bread crust makes every electronic product fragrant and delicious, and these are also really edible.
In order to make it easier for students to go downstairs quickly, the German Polytechnic University built two huge pipe slides, which extend from the top floor to the ground. With this shortcut, students can get from the top floor to the ground in just a few seconds. While solving the congestion, it also satisfies the students who like to seek stimulation and challenge.
According to foreign media reports, skateboarders are often music lovers, but it is only a matter of time before the two hobbies are combined into one. A student made a high-tech skateboard. It has built-in speakers at the bottom and an interface for mobile phones or music players.