TECH & INNOVATION

Biologist Works on ‘Spider Silk Library’ at the American Museum of Natural History

TECH & INNOVATION 08.24.2019 08:20 AM

The study on the genetic structure of spider silk could help in the field of materials science. Biologist and curator, professor, and Director of Comparative Biology Research at the American Museum of Natural History Cheryl Hayashi has dedicated her hours to creating a "silk library" in her laboratory at the museum.

New and Inexpensive Stick-on Sensors Could Monitor Electrolytes and Metabolites in Real Time

08.23.2019 08:09 AM

The sensors could help determine how much a person can exercise without causing harm to themselves. There are several disadvantages of drawing up blood for analysis.

Nature - Inspired Compound Lens Could Improve Robots and Self - Driving Cars

08.22.2019 09:05 AM

The compound lens is inspired by the eyes of insects, and can help in the field of biology, robotics, automotive, and electronics.

OpticSELINE Could Possibly Restore the Sight of the Blind

08.22.2019 09:04 AM

The electrode works by stimulating the optic nerve with light sensation. Researchers from Switzerland and Italy have teamed up to develop the OpticSELINE, a device with intraneural electrodes that stimulate the optic nerve with light sensation in the hopes of activating the visual cortex-in other words, restoring the sight of the blind.

How Artificial Intelligence Enhances Education

08.20.2019 11:45 AM

Artificial intelligence has a transformative power. AI changed business, banking, governmental processes, marketing, and any other industry you could think of. It changed education, too. Technology has become an inevitable aspect of the way we approach the learning process.

Breakthrough in Solar Cells Energy with a New Method of Mapping Energy

08.20.2019 08:33 AM

Scientists develop a new technique in mapping the energy of solar cells Heidelberg University researchers developed a spectroscopic method that measures the energy inside solar cells based on organic materials.

Facebook Developing Mind Reading Technology

08.19.2019 21:43 PM

Social media giant Facebook is working on mind reading technology that raises staggering ethical questions. The company is funding research on machines that will be able to pick up thoughts from a person's neurons. The technology will work on translating the neurons into thoughts.

Two Separate Researches Present Engineered Ship Cloaking Devices

08.19.2019 08:19 AM

The researchers propose two approaches to prevent drag force on objects in water. In the world of physics, invisibility cloaks are not necessarily just devices that make objects invisible to the naked eye.

World Famous Explorer Plans to Utilize New Autonomous Surface Vehicle to Locate Amelia Earhart’s Airplane

08.18.2019 08:02 AM

The coordinates of Earhart’s last radio transmission is one of the most significant pieces of evidence associated with the disappearance.

Using Nylon For Transparent Electronic Device Close to the Future

08.17.2019 07:24 AM

As the microelectronic industry is now shifting toward wearable electronic gadgets and electronic (e-)textiles, the comprising electronic materials, such as ferroelectrics, should be integrated with our clothes

NASA Pinpointed Japan's Tropical Storm Before Landfall

08.16.2019 09:59 AM

NASA's Aqua satellite provided forecasters at the Joint Typhoon Warning Center with infrared data and cloud top temperature information for Tropical Storm Krosa as it was making landfall in southern Japan.

Scientists Are Bringing Back the Human Tail That Evolution Took Away, But Why?

08.15.2019 16:12 PM

Researchers create a robotic tail that mimics those of seahorses. Through thousands of years, all living organisms including humans have undergone evolution.

How Technology is Changing Small Businesses

08.15.2019 15:43 PM

Technology is changing all of our lives at a fast pace. For those of you who own small businesses, it can be challenging to keep up with all of these changes.

The Science Behind the Viral “Fish Cannon” Video

08.14.2019 10:09 AM

Not only is the process fun to watch, but it also serves as a more efficient way to transport fish. The web's most viral video-for now-is of a giant tube that transports living fish across dry landat an exceptional rate.

Teenager and the Ocean Win Big with Microplastic Extraction Project

08.14.2019 08:13 AM

An Irish teenager may have discovered a way to save our oceans from microplastics. Fionn Ferreira is an 18-year old from West Cork, Ireland who was recently awarded 50,000 dollars in educational funding by Google Science Fair for his project that successfully removes microplastics from water.

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