TECH & INNOVATION

Common Challenges in Sustainability Reporting (And How to Overcome Them)

TECH & INNOVATION 04.13.2023 10:58 AM

Are you frustrated with sustainability reporting? Fortunately, it's easy to make the whole process easier when you become aware of common sustainability reporting challenges and how to overcome them.

Helping Kids Get Into STEM

04.13.2023 10:51 AM

STEM education is becoming increasingly important in our world, and kids need to develop an interest in it. Unfortunately, not all kids have access to quality STEM education or know how to get into it. In this article, we will discuss some ways to help kids get into STEM.

A Glance at Artificial Intelligence Solutions

04.13.2023 10:17 AM

Curious about how artificial intelligence solutions can revolutionize your business processes? Get a glimpse of the potential these technologies have to offer.

IaaS vs. PaaS vs. SaaS: Which Model is Right for Your Business

04.13.2023 10:13 AM

So don't let the plethora of cloud service options hold you back. With a clear understanding of the difference between SaaS PaaS and IaaS , you can confidently choose the right cloud service model for your business and propel your operations into the future.

Bacteria-Powered Biobattery Could Work For 100 Years to Provide Portable, Storable, and On-Demand Power

04.13.2023 06:10 AM

Researchers used bacteria to develop a biobattery that can still function even after 100 years and can be stored for a long time without worrying about its degradation. Read the article to learn more.

The Science of Great Coffee

04.12.2023 20:07 PM

Great coffee doesn't grow on trees, just as the old adage indicates, "money doesn't grow on trees." However, coffee does, in fact, grow on bushes that can reach over 5 feet tall and, further, money does grow by using those exquisite coffee beans to create amazing coffee flavors.

Seawater Split to Produce Hydrogen; New System Could Lead to Generating Low-Carbon Fuel for Vehicles

04.12.2023 09:00 AM

The complex chemistry of seawater has made it difficult to extract hydrogen, but a new system has made that possible. Check it out in this article.

What If Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg or Donald Trump Were Poor? AI Imagines How These Billionaires Would Look Like if They Lived in Poverty

04.11.2023 23:08 PM

AI took the imagination of poverty-stricken billionaires to the next level. Tap the article to learn more.

CHARA Array Getting Its Seventh Movable Telescope With Increased Resolution to Better See Small Objects

04.11.2023 11:21 AM

Georgia State's CHARA Array is getting new instruments and plans for a seventh telescope, which will allow scientists to study the stars in greater detail than before. Read the article to learn more.

Len Noe the Cyborg Hacker: Biohacker Provides Overview of the Types of Bio-implants Available Today

04.11.2023 04:00 AM

Len Noe's body has eight digital chips that allow him to quickly get into phones or breach security doors. Read the article to know more details.

Innovation and Uncertainty: Finding the Balance

04.10.2023 13:48 PM

Alternately, you might be unprepared when a crisis arises in the middle of an innovation cycle. It is possible to find a balance between the fear of uncertainty and the desire for transformation.

UV Light Uncovers an Ancient Syriac Translation of the Gospels in 1,750-year-old New Testament Fragment

04.10.2023 12:01 PM

Austrian Academy of Sciences researcher uses ultraviolet photography to uncover a small manuscript fragment of the Syriac translation of the New Testament. Click here to learn more.

Precision Gene Editing Technique Turns Tobacco Plants Into Solar-Powered Factories for Moth Sex Pheromones

04.10.2023 09:00 AM

Researchers at the Earlham Institute in Norwich have successfully engineered tobacco plants to produce moth sex pheromones using precision gene engineering techniques. Click here to learn more.

Qubit Lifespan Extended by 2.3 Times, a Major Step in Improving Quantum Computing

04.10.2023 07:00 AM

Yale University researchers extended the lifespan of a qubit by 2.3 times in a step to improve and validate quantum computers. Read the article to learn more.

Dinosaur Head of 170-million-year-old Jurassic Species Reconstructed Using Micro-CT Scans To Identify Parts

04.10.2023 03:43 AM

Researchers used micro-CT scans to reconstruct the skull of a small Jurassic dinosaur species, Manidens condorensis, providing valuable data for future studies and contributing to one of Argentina's most complete descriptions of dinosaur skulls. Click here to learn more.

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