Archived early-era TrendinTech science and technology coverage, 2015-2018.
There has been researching carried out to find a way to force crops to use water very efficiently. By 2080, it is believed that soybeans, rice, wheat, and...
After the launch of the biggest medical imaging study in the UK, MRI images might help researchers study body organs before the emergence of a disease. This is...
After the historic landing of the Falcon 9 rocket, on SpaceX’s independent drone ship, last Friday, Elon Musk, the CEO, made a rare appearance at Kennedy Space Center...
During a medical technology symposium, Ray Kurzweil claimed that solar energy generation might become the most popular power type in the next one decade or over. His statement...
Not many people could look back ten years and see how accurate their predictions were. Elon Musk is not one of these people as he founded Tesla Motors...
The ice sheet in Iceland is melting early this year, and as well as there being concerns about the amount, the timing is a worry. It may be...
Cancer cells are now able to disable the immune cells that are capable of killing them. The switch is meant for much more innocent reasons, such as allowing...
The gene responsible for Gray hair has been found, and there is a suggestion that gray hair could disappear forever. 6,300 people had their genetic data examined by...
Some people have been surprised that the Government is so involved with the solar power site at the Wiltshire RAF base. British Solar Renewables are part owners, and...
There has recently been a lot of discussion around former footballers suffering from brain injuries and links are being made to conditions in the sport. A lot retire...
Coral reefs are various submerged biological systems held together by calcium carbonate structures emitted by corals. Coral reefs are worked by states of modest creatures found in marine...
There is a major reason why some of the technology companies have to have ever increasing data centres. This is because people are insistent on keeping photographs of...
