Understanding The Health Benefits Of Kickboxing

Medicine & Technology Feb 26, 2020

What are the health benefits of kickboxing, and why should budding athletes consider taking it up as a hobby?

Upcoming Science Events in the US for 2020

Feb 24, 2020

There are loads of exciting Science events coming up across the US in the next few months, so we have picked a few out for you to choose from:

Radiation - the Problem and the Solution

Feb 21, 2020

Today, radiation has many functions in industries and medicine. It is used to offer radiotherapy to cancer patients, generate electricity, sterilize equipment, carbon dating, and has many other beneficial functions. However, radiation has so much energy that when it interacts with live tissues from any organism, it can interact with the atoms in specific cells and induce mutations in the DNA.

NearShore Technology Talks About the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Nearshoring

Feb 20, 2020

Companies find high value in working on new and sophisticated applications with nearshoring firms that are close in proximity, time zones, language, and business cultu

What Supply Chain Companies Need to Know about Shipping Dangerous Goods

Feb 20, 2020

When you're in the supply chain business, it's vital to get deliveries to recipients ASAP. You want to keep your clients happy and reduce costs at the same time. However, many supply chain companies also end up having to ship dangerous goods at some point.

Time for Facts: 5 Popular Misconceptions About Cryptocurrencies

Feb 20, 2020

Cryptocurrencies have been around for over 10 years now. During that time, they've grown into a huge talking point. But despite their growing popularity, there still seems to be a few common misconceptions about cryptocurrencies.

A Complete Guide To Freelancing - Advantages and Disadvantages

Feb 19, 2020

According to a study, it was recorded that approximately 55 million Americans have been working outside the context of a full-time job and have been taking freelance work into consideration lately. It is calculated that if the freelance trend continues, half of America’s population will be busy doing that by 2027. Freelancing is considered as an alternative work situation, where people side hustles in their free time after their 9 to 5 job. There are many other terms to the alternative work situations that not only include a freelancer but a contractor, a telecommuter and more. They might be similar to some extent but withhold some of their own differences.

Seven New Technologies that Create Clean Water for a Thirsty World

Feb 19, 2020

Every person around the world needs roughly 20 to 50 liters of water - safe and clean water - in a single day to drink, bathe, and cook with.

Special Tech You Didn’t Know Existed

Feb 19, 2020

You have probably watched the Star Wars franchise or any other sci-fi flick and seen a piece of tech that was so dazzling you could not help wishing that it existed.

What are the Most Common Neurological Disorders?

Feb 19, 2020

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is an irreversible disease of the brain that affects a person's memory, thinking, and other abilities.

Ashes into Diamonds – the Science Behind the Making of Synthetic Diamonds

Feb 17, 2020

Nowadays, almost anything can be mimicked and created in a lab of some sorts - from fibers that are supposed to be natural to foods, beverages, and so on. However, what you may not know is that diamonds can now be created in a laboratory as well.

Innovative Tech for Improving the Quality of Your Home Living

Feb 13, 2020

Upgrading your home is a great way to improve your overall quality of living as well as the value of the property. If your home is lacking in available innovative tech, you're truly doing yourself and your loved ones a disservice.

If You're 1 in 11, This Smartphone App is Definitely For You

Feb 12, 2020

In 2020, health matters more than ever, and we now have the tools to stop making excuses. However, it goes a step further than that.

5 Proven Advantages and Disadvantages of Stem Cell Research

Feb 11, 2020

How many cells are in the human body? More than 30 trillion.

One Small Grain of Moon Dust, One Giant Leap for Lunar Studies

Feb 07, 2020

Back in 1972, NASA sent their last team of astronauts to the Moon in the Apollo 17 mission. These astronauts brought some of the Moon back to Earth so scientists could continue to study lunar soil in their labs. Since we haven't returned to the Moon in almost 50 years, every lunar sample is precious.