Ron Jefferson

This Chinese Restaurant Perfected Contactless Service Through AI-Powered Robots, Solves Staff Shortage During Pandemic

01.15.2022 00:53 AM

The Chinese Buffet, located northwest of England, provides contactless food service through BellaBots, an AI-powered machine that is cheaper than hiring a human employee.

JAXA Develops Culture Bag for Crop Production and Long-Term Food Supply in Space

01.14.2022 23:31 PM

JAXA is now testing a new approach of growing crops in space for long-term food production through the use of culture bag technology.

Life on Mars? NASA Perseverance Rover Captures What Looks Like a 'Human Skeleton' and 'Animal' Buried on the Red Planet

01.14.2022 22:09 PM

NASA's Perseverance continues to search for life in Mars. Recent imaging from the rover shows what appears to be a human skeleton and a frog.

What Causes Multiple Sclerosis? Scientists Say It Might Be the Epstein-Barr Virus

01.14.2022 10:00 AM

Researchers have conducted a first-of-its-kind study providing strong evidences on the causal relationship between Epstein-Barr virus infection and increased risks of multiple sclerosis.

Morning vs Evening Exercise: Experts Analyze the Difference in Effects on the Body

01.14.2022 09:30 AM

An international team of researchers have published a first-of-its-kind comprehensive map on how exercise in the morning and at night have varying effects of molecular and hormonal signaling in the body.

Why Forgetting Is Not Really a Bad Thing? Here's What Neuroscientists Say

01.14.2022 03:22 AM

A new study theorizes that forgetting memories is a form of learning, contrary to the general knowledge that it is only a dump system of our brain.

Man Claims to Have Shorter Penis After Contracting COVID-19

01.14.2022 02:21 AM

Studies backed up the case of a man who claims to have shorter penis length following a contraction of COVID-19 back in 2021.

January's First Winter Storm Expected to Develop Throughout the Weekend; What Are The Affected Areas?

01.13.2022 23:13 PM

Experts predict that that first major storm of the winter season this month will develop throughout the weekend and may hit a lot of states across the US.

Better Sleeping Experience Could Improve How We Remember Names and Faces

01.13.2022 10:00 AM

A new study reveals that an uninterrupted sleep could help people remember names and faces better. A study conducted by psychology and neuroscience experts revealed that a better sleeping experience could help people remember names and faces.

Osteoarthritis Symptoms Can Be Alleviated Using Lubricants Inspired by Ice Solutions Found in Olympic Arenas

01.13.2022 07:40 AM

A new nanotechnology study was able to develop a modern approach of lubricants used in osteoarthritis treatments inspired by aspect of gliding solutions in Olympic ice arenas.

SpaceX News: Central Florida Forecasts Sonic Booms as Falcon 9 Boosters Lands at Cape Canaveral

01.13.2022 06:57 AM

Sonic-boom generating SpaceX Falcon 9 launch scheduled on Thursday 10:25 EST. On Thursday at 10:25 EST in the morning, SpaceX's Transporter-3 missions were set with a 29-minute launch window with Falcon 9 boosters slated to land back at Cape Canaveral.

People Spend an Average Of 4.8 Hours On Smartphones as the World Embraces New Mobile Lifestyle, Study Says

01.13.2022 03:03 AM

App Annie released the mobile usage analytic that was collected in 2021, and it showed 'record-breaking' data that shows how the consumers are ditching the traditional big screens to embrace the mobile lifestyle.

Genomes of Roadside Weed Arabidopsis Thaliana Helps Scientist Understand Genetic Mutation

01.13.2022 00:58 AM

A new study observed a non-random mutation pattern in genes of a roadside weed known as the thale cress. The findings gave insights to how mutations work in the evolution of organisms, including humans.

New Type of Protection for Nanomedicines Against Immune System Attacks Developed

01.12.2022 11:16 AM

Penn State scholars developed an effective protection that could help nanomedicines pass through the immune system without being targeted by complement attacks during treatments.

President Berdymukhamedov Expressed Interest to Close the 'Gates of Hell' Due to Piling Economic, Public Health Issues in Turkmenistan

01.12.2022 07:17 AM

Turkmenistan government plans to shut down the blazing Gates of Hell in the Karakum desert after five decades.

Rare Leather Armor With 5,000 Fish-Like Scales Unearthed in 2,500 Year-Old Chinese Cemetery

01.12.2022 04:11 AM

A new study discovers a rare leather scale armor from the famous Yanghai tombs in China. A recent archeological research revealed a one-of-a-kind artifact from Asia that could tell a historical event of the region.

Ankylosaurs Brain CT Scan Shows Spiky Dinosaurs Are Deaf With Sluggish Movement

01.12.2022 02:12 AM

Paleontologists suggest that most ankylosaurs are deaf and sluggish. The theory was based from fossil records of the dinosaur's braincase which was unearthed in Austria.

Stars May Stop Producing Elements Due to Excessive Heavy Metal Content

01.11.2022 23:06 PM

Two seperate studies dig dipper to find how heavy metal content impact the stellar bodies' evolution and production of rich elements in space.

Deepest Dwelling Squid at 19,000 Feet Below Sea Level Revealed to Subsea Explorers on Shipwreck Dive

01.11.2022 05:22 AM

Subsea explorers on the look out for the shipwrecked USS Johnston accidentally stumbled upon the deepest dwelling squid, the bigfin squid, 19,000 feet below sea level in the Philippine Trench.

Salmon Magnetic Sense Could Involve Magnetite Crystals In Specialized Receptor Cells in Their Noses, Research Says

01.11.2022 03:03 AM

An international team of researchers found evidence suggesting magnetite production in cells in salmon noses allows them to use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate to and from their feeding and breeding grounds.

Regular Exercise Helps Improve Cognitive Skills and Executive Function, Study Says

01.11.2022 02:38 AM

Researchers from the University of Geneva discovered the relationship between physical fitness and children's cognitive and executive function.

Consistent Smell of Objects Regardless of External Factors Explained Through Neural Response in Locusts

01.11.2022 00:55 AM

A new study analyzed the peculiar skill of humans to consistently recognize any objects through smell, regardless of external factors, by the help of neural response in locusts.

COVID-19 Nasal Spray Developed for Non-Invasive Solution Effective for Hours

01.10.2022 23:19 PM

A new study developed a supplementary nasal treatment that could protect an individual against the coronavirus under long hours of exposure.

Alzheimer's Disease Treatment, Diagnoses Could Be More Precise With Breakthrough Discovery Between Cognitive Decline and Misshapen Tau Proteins

01.10.2022 05:33 AM

Researchers led by Case Western Reserve University made a breakthrough discovery on the relationship of misshapen tau proteins and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients.

Least Metallic Stellar Structure in Our Galaxy Baffles Astronomers in Recent Discovery

01.10.2022 04:12 AM

A new study confirms metallicity detection on space, an aspect which could lead astronomical studies about the oldest stars and their structures in the Milky Way galaxy.

Male Nanocontraception: How Nanoparticles Can be Delivered to Testicles for Men’s Birth Control

01.10.2022 02:43 AM

Researchers have published new data that uses magnetic nanoparticle rods to heat up testicles as an effort to find alternative male contraceptives.

Asian Unicorn Now Critically Endangered; Hunt for Saolas Still on Progress to Prevent Extinction

01.10.2022 02:30 AM

Saola Foundation expanded their project to search and preserve the remaining population of the rare Asian unicorn before it gets extinct.

Western Style Foods Confuse Immune Systems Resulting to Spread of Autoimmune Disease

01.10.2022 00:09 AM

A new study reveals that foods from the west are responsible over the growing cases of autoimmune diseases globally.

Stress Hormones Disable Immune Cells, Weaken Body's Innate Immunity In Fighting Bad Gut Bacteria To Prevent Crohn's Disease

01.08.2022 02:07 AM

McMaster University presented medical findings to how stress hormones could weaken the innate immune system and gut protection to trigger Crohn's disease.

Here's Why Women's Menstrual Cycle Is Slightly Adjusted After Receiving a Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine

01.08.2022 00:12 AM

A new COVID-19 study confirmed that women could experience a slight delay in their menstrual cycle after being vaccinated, but experts say it is not clinically significant and do not pose any threat to women's health.