TECH & INNOVATION

Portable Hydrogen Breath Tester from FoodMarble Passes Johns Hopkins Clinical Trial

TECH & INNOVATION 07.27.2021 10:00 AM

FoodMarble AIRE, a portable hydrogen breath tester, recently completed its first clinical trial with Johns Hopkins.

High-Density Glass From a New Type of Thin Film Liquid Could Create Stronger, Denser Materials

07.27.2021 08:18 AM

Researchers discovered a new type of liquid in thin films. It is a new material that forms high-density glass, with the results promising how similar materials could lead to stronger, denser fabrications in the future.

Flexible Computer Processor for IoT Prints Circuits onto Paper, Cardboard, Cloth

07.26.2021 22:01 PM

Arm developed a flexible computer processor that will provide countless daily products the ability to collect, process, and deliver data via the internet.

Lufthansa Steps Up Safety with testFRWD Pre-Flight Rapid Home Test Kit

07.26.2021 10:04 AM

As the world slowly eases back on traveling in the shadow of other COVID-19 variants, Lufthansa is taking one step ahead in safety by approving a new pre-flight rapid home test kit for its passengers.

Canadian Writer Makes an AI Chatbot to 'Bring Back Dead Fiancee to Life'

07.24.2021 23:30 PM

Even while speaking to an AI chatbot, Joshua Barbeau kept reminding himself that he was not speaking to his fiancee and that she had been dead for years.

AI-Powered Drone Beats Fastest Lap Record of World-Class Human Pilots; First Time Win of Algorithm Against Human Flight Agility

07.23.2021 22:30 PM

Researchers at the University of Zurich are able to develop an AI-powered racing drone capable of moving fast and with great agility. The drone, with the help of it's flight planning algorithm, was able to beat the fastest lap world record of human pilots.

AI Used to Predict 3D Structures of Proteins Made by Human Genome; Critical for Advancing Medicine

07.23.2021 07:20 AM

Scientists have been using AlphaFold artificial intelligence (AI) system to accelerate scientific projects that aim to develop new drugs for diseases and enzymes that can break down plastics. It offers a large dataset that unlocks advances in medicine.

Why Does Jeff Bezos’ Rocket Look So Much Like A Male Genitalia? Rocket Scientist Explains

07.23.2021 03:30 AM

When Jeff Bezos launched into the great unknown and made his mark on the space race, why does his rocket look so much like a penis?

AI Innovation 'AlphaFold' May Lead to Human Proteome Revolution!

07.22.2021 23:11 PM

DeepMind and EMBL developed a new AI-powered 3D modeling system to predict protein structures for future biological and medical studies. The protein modeling system, AlphaFold, will be free for public usage.

Traditional Dams Can Produce Sustainable Energy; Massive Flood Barriers Upgrade Will Produce Future Hydropower

07.21.2021 07:20 AM

Advancements on water-related energy generation, also known as hydropower, had been among the key interests of experts to develop an effective and sustainable energy.

Electric Vehicle Gas Emissions: Are EVs Much Cleaner Than Internal Combustion Engines?

07.21.2021 06:47 AM

A new study recently busted the argument that electric vehicle gas emissions are not much cleaner compared to internal combustion vehicles.

Brain-Computer Interface: Bioengineers Warn About Consequences of 'Bleak Cyborg Future'

07.21.2021 01:59 AM

The ICL discussed the possible effects of brain-computer interface technology to our present age, and how it can result into a bleak cyborg future, in theri latest study.

What Are Cyber-Physical Attacks?

07.20.2021 13:05 PM

As a result of the mass proliferation of the internet and the fact that much of the developed world's economy and critical infrastructures depend on the internet to function on a daily basis, the resulting scenario has several upsides and downsides in a broad context.

MixChannel: Satellite Images Can Now Be Processed with Minimal Datasets, Thanks to a New Technique from Skoltech

07.19.2021 09:02 AM

Computer vision algorithms take time and considerable computing power to achieve - and both can be toned down thanks to a new training method.

Inorganic Material With Lowest Thermal Conductivity Successfully Fabricated; Could Lead to Greener Energy Solutions

07.19.2021 08:09 AM

A collaborative effort has led to the discovery of new inorganic material with lower thermal conductivity ever recorded, paving the way for a new class of thermoelectric materials.

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