TECH & INNOVATION

Tailors See Strong Demand For Protective Face Masks

Researchers Fabricate A Mask That "Deactivates" Pathogens

TECH & INNOVATION 11.01.2020 21:36 PM

With the practice of wearing masks and regular disinfection becoming the norm in the middle of the global coronavirus pandemic, developing and improving masks have become a point of interest in the scientific community. Now, researchers have fabricated a chemically-altered facemask that can "deactivate" pathogens such as the novel coronavirus.

Researchers Successfully Connected a Human to a Computer Through The Veins

11.01.2020 19:00 PM

A team of scientists and engineers demonstrated a novel approach that could enable humans to control electronic gadgets - by inserting electrodes through the veins.

Thai Scientists Developed Special Coating for Socks to Prevent Smelly Feet

10.31.2020 18:30 PM

Scientists in Thailand have developed an anti-bacterial coating for socks that kills bacteria and cure smelly feet.

Closer to Space Flight: Final Testing of Ariane 6 Rocket Motor Accomplished

10.30.2020 21:18 PM

Due to the successful final testing of the motor system, Ariane 6 Rocket is currently a step closer to conducting a flight to space. Discover all the details further!

New Graphene-Based Memory Resistors Mimic the Brain's Network

10.30.2020 11:00 AM

Memory resistors (memristors) fabricated from graphene mimics neural networks through a similarly analog nature as the brain itself.

Google Creates Ghosts Via Augmented Reality for Halloween

10.30.2020 10:00 AM

Google has launched a set of augmented reality (AR) features across its devices ahead of Halloween - including 3D ghosts in your own room.

Autonomous Race Car Immediately Crashed at the Start of Roborace

10.30.2020 09:00 AM

One autonomous race car made a sharp right turn directly to a wall during the Roborace event on Thursday.

Giant Glacier-Crossing Bus May Soon Travel No More

10.29.2020 10:30 AM

A giant passenger bus in Iceland may be no more before the century ends. A giant passenger bus runs up to 60 kilometers an hour across Iceland's second-largest glacier, picking up people along the way.

Robots Finally Confirm Why Fish Swim in Schools

10.29.2020 04:00 AM

While it has long been theorized that fishes swim in schools to conserve energy through neighbor-induced flows, as with flocks of birds, the use of robot fishes provides the first conclusive evidence.

How to Make Your Video Content More Accessible

10.28.2020 22:08 PM

Do you want your vlogs, reports, artistic broadcasts or sketches to read a wide and diverse audience? In this article, we'll share a number of tried and tested video editing techniques that will make your content as accessible as possible, boosting your viewing figures and ensuring greater success.