TECH & INNOVATION

Los Angeles, California's Bid for 2024 Olympics

TECH & INNOVATION 08.31.2015 01:21 AM

LA2024's $4.1 billion budget was set to bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics. Los Angeles City Council's decision to bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics has been put on hold until Friday .

US Gave FTC the Go Signal to Monitor Cyber Security Data Breach

08.30.2015 18:54 PM

The battle of FTC against Wyndham resulted in authorization of the FTC to monitor overall cyber security.

Researchers Design Elastic Drug Delivery Technology

08.26.2015 00:37 AM

Researchers have developed a drug delivery technology that release drugs whenever a patch applied to the skin is stretched.

Scientists Design Self-Replicating DNA Nanostructures

08.26.2015 00:30 AM

According to scientists, it is possible to engineer self-replicating DNA nanostructures. According to South Korean and Japanese scientists from the Sungkyunkwan University and Tohoku University, it possible to engineer self-replicating nanomaterials and nanostructures.

New Technique Allows Lighting Up Cancer Cells To Discover Diseased Cells In Low Concentrations

08.25.2015 22:40 PM

Researchers in China have developed nanocrystals to be used in the next generation of medical imaging technologies.

New Non-Invasive Skin Cancer Test

08.19.2015 21:03 PM

Researchers have developed a new non-invasive test for accurately detecting malignant melanoma without the need for a biopsy.

For Immediate Result: Paper-Based Test Helps Diagnose Ebola In Remote Areas

08.19.2015 01:52 AM

A new paper-based diagnosis test for Ebola has been announced by researchers from MITand Harvard Medical School.

DNA Data Storage To Last Thousands of Years

08.19.2015 00:42 AM

New research demonstrates that it is possible to use DNA as data storage devices able to preserve the information for up to 2,000 years.

Bionic Ear Helps Boy To Hear For The First Time

08.19.2015 00:22 AM

Deaf boy can hear his family for the first time thanks of a newly designed bionic ear. Caiden Moran was born with a hearing impairment that made him deaf until he reached the age of five years old.

NASA Develops Gecko-Inspired Robot

08.18.2015 22:03 PM

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory developed a gecko-inspired robot, Lemur 3, that can perform task along the exterior walls of the International Space Station.

Scientists Design Microbe That Helps In Biofuel Production

08.17.2015 22:54 PM

Scientists have announced they were able to overcome another barrier to commercially viable biofuels through engineering a microbe that improves isobutanol yields by a factor of 10.

'Dynamic wireless power transfer' to run in England's major roads

08.17.2015 22:40 PM

Major roads in England will be occupy by the power electric and hybrid vehicles this later this year.

Company Gets Patent For Space Elevator

08.17.2015 22:00 PM

A Canadian company gets U.S. patent for their innovative space elevator technology. Researchers are looking for new ways to access the outer space, more efficient and cheaper.

The Place With The Weakest Magnetic Field On Earth

08.17.2015 00:45 AM

Experiements in the chamber with the weakest magnetic field on Earth could answer fundamental questions for theoretical physics science.

The Future Of Electronics

08.14.2015 00:23 AM

DARPA is working on a project to develop a new generation of vacuum electronic devices. More than 60 years ago, vacuum tubes in radios, computers, and other radio frequency and electronic gadgets began to be overtaken by solid-state electronics.

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