TECH & INNOVATION

Neural Network Limits Identified Through 'Adversarial Attack;' Machine Learning Predictions of Molecular Energies Produce Reliable Results

TECH & INNOVATION 09.03.2021 08:38 AM

New research from MIT experts attempted to solve the biggest problem of neural networks in molecular simulations.

NASA's New Online Tool Opens IPCC Data on Sea Level to Public, Aims To Influence Economic, Public Policy To Favor Environment

09.03.2021 08:03 AM

The NASA Sea Level Change Team released the 'Sea Level Projection Tool,' an online platform that opens the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) data to the public.

Long COVID Risk Reduction: App Reveals Fully Vaccinated People Less Likely to Have Lasting Symptoms

09.03.2021 06:13 AM

The ZOE COVID app helps in reducing the risk of long COVID as enables experts to track who has the virus, on top of being able to trace COVID-19 hotspots.

Hologram: Recent Advances in Holography Enable Bridesmaid to Virtually Attend Best Friend's Wedding

09.03.2021 02:05 AM

A bridesmaid appeared virtually at her best friend's wedding in Canada via hologram due to COVID-19 restrictions. It was a real-time holograph technology by ARHT Media.

Neuroplasticity-Inspired Novel Computing Device Can Reconfigure, Store Memories Like Human Brain

09.02.2021 22:51 PM

An international team of researchers developed a novel computing device reminiscent of the neuroplasticity of the human brain. Like neurons, they also can store information for future retrieval and processing.

Real-Life Astro Boy: Bionic Arm Helps Four-Year-Old Boy From Pakistan; First Bionic Arm for Such Age

09.02.2021 03:47 AM

A four-year-old Pakistani boy made history as the youngest person to have a multi-grip bionic arm. This is the first time a bionic arm is designed for a child his age.

Pigeons Roosting on Starlink Dish; Are They Causing Outages in Elon Musk’s Satellite Internet Service Beta-Testing?

08.31.2021 23:52 PM

People beta-testing the Starlink Satellite Internet Service of Elon Musk are experiencing outages in their connection and this, according to Professor Alan Woodward, is because of pesky pigeons roofing on the dish on the roof.

Standards in Machine Learning Key to Continuous Advancement, Requires Trust Among Researchers

08.31.2021 06:11 AM

Machine learning is a relatively recent field of study, yet it has brought progress to other areas. Currently, a team of researchers is looking to set standards for its use.

AI-Powered Single-Cell Atlas Developed; Effective on Detecting Single Disease Cell Including COVID-19

08.30.2021 23:40 PM

A new AI-powered algorithm was developed in order to consolidate every data from single-cells tha could be used for reference and future studies.

FDA Approves First Stroke Rehabilitation Option That Uses Vagus Nerve Stimulation System

08.30.2021 06:22 AM

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved for the first time a stroke rehabilitation option that uses a vagus nerve stimulation system to treat moderate to severe motor deficits linked to ischemic stroke.

Supercomputer Tracks Chaotic Young Galaxies As They Mature Into Orderly Forms, New Simulation Shows

08.28.2021 01:01 AM

Just like humans, galaxies, such as the Milky Way, also tend to start chaotically, straightening themselves out into more recognizable shapes like spiral galaxies as they grow up and mature.

Electromagnetic Pulse Used in Chinese Weapon Can Take Down Unmanned Aircraft; Field Test Aims to Catch Up With US

08.27.2021 12:43 PM

An electromagnetic pulse was recently used to take down an unmanned aircraft while it was flying 4,920 feet above sea level before crashing down.

New Form of Carbon Only One Atom Thick, Ideal for Future Electronics, High-Tech Engineering

08.27.2021 06:39 AM

Scientists developed a new form of carbon that is only one atom thick, opening doors to improve rechargeable batteries and better electrical energy storage than graphene.

Ultraflat Biphenylene Carbon Sheet Set to Revolutionize Electronics

08.26.2021 22:56 PM

A team of international researchers have developed a new one-atom-thick material that's more electoconductive than graphene and could potentialy revolutionize electronics.

Most Perfect Graphene: Single-Crystal Specimen Has No Wrinkles, Folds, Adlayers

08.26.2021 08:51 AM

A new study has grown large-area, single-crystal graphene that has no flaws - and it may be the most perfect sample synthesized so far.

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