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World’s First Nanoweave Created From Purely Organic Materials
A unique molecular nano weave has been created this month by researchers led by Professor Helma Wennemers at the Laboratory for Organic Chemistry. It was made from an entirely organic...
SWWhy Every Developer Should Learn Javascript?
To start let’s take a look at just what is Javascript. It is a front-end web development language, and contrary to its name, Javascript is not an offshoot of Java.
HWA Camera Built With High-Quality Video and Craftsmanship in Mind: The Waylens Horizon
This new automotive camera system is ready to take the world by storm. It captures all the best moments of driving and allows you to edit and share the best...
Laser Anywhere With Compact Laser Engraver Cubiio
Many a good idea starts or develops on Kickstarter these days and Cubiio, is no different. This laser engraver is pretty cool as far as laser engravers go and it’s...
HWFeel Safe With Waylens Secure360 Automotive Camera
Whether you’re driving or not the Waylens Secure360 Automotive Camera keeps your vehicle safe. When the vehicle’s moving the camera continuously captures footage in every direction. It also helps with...
HWResearchers Present Advanced Quantum Chip That May Prove Majorana Particles Exist
Researchers have been trying to prove the existence of the mysterious Majorana particles for quite some time now, and this month a team from the Eindhoven University of Technology, Delft...
The Next Phase of Genome-Wide Studies Moves Forward
In pursuing the genetic roots of a particular illness or disease we are getting to the very heart of it. This will enable us to develop better prevention techniques and...
SWData Recovery Gets Easier Thanks to IBM’s New Data Protection Software
IBM’s new Spectrum Protect Plus has just launched and the company promises it’s easy to set up, easy to manage and helps make the whole process of data recovery much...
Stuck on Kids Gift Ideas – Why Not Try Toybox the Kids 3D Printer
One product that’s likely to be on many a kid’s wish lists is a 3D printer. The trouble is that many of them are still very intricate or expensive, and...
HWChile’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer Captures Best Image Ever of a Star’s Surface
It’s not easy to capture images of objects in the night sky, as they’re so very far away. So, when astronomers do get good ones, you can be sure that...
HWTaking Things to the Next Level with HP’s Wearable VR Backpack
While most VR setups are all about gaming, the HP Z VR Backpack PC is slightly different. This device is aimed at the more professional market and includes walk-through simulations,...
Research Detects Alzheimer’s Disease Might Have Markers in Apes
A new study carried out by scientists at Kent State University revealed how the human brain is more similar to that of a primate’s brain that we previously thought, specifically...
AIFast Custom Made Robots Made in a Number of Minutes
It sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? I mean is it really possible to make a fully functional robot in a number of minutes? Well, the answer is...
HWThe Vinpok Bolt Brings back Magnetic Safety to Power Cords
Apple’s MagSafe power cords, launched alongside the newest MacBooks in 2006, was groundbreaking in as much as a power cord can be. It provided not only ease of use in...
Clarifying study Defining Problems with Lithium-Air may still lead to Better Batteries
An MIT research team has studied in detail a promising next generation lithium battery know as a lithium-air or lithium- oxygen battery. This type of battery, which has the potential...
HWNew Bacterium Discovered That Can Nucleate Ice
“Ice nucleation is a physical process that is of fundamental importance for the water cycle since it contributes to the formation of precipitation in clouds,” confirms Boris Vinatzer, a professor...
AIDoes the Answer to Better Patient Care Lie in Machine Learning?
Quite possibly, doctors have a tough job to do monitoring several patients at one time, and sometimes standards can slip when they’re given too heavy a workload. However, researchers from...
New Grant Allocated to Imperial College Professor to Research Incurable Lung Disease
It’s been an exciting month for Professor Toby Maher of the National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI) this August as he gets awarded a highly prestigious grant from the British...
HWLarger Artificial Cell Membrane Help Scientists Observe Proteins
Researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a new type of polymer that imitates a natural cell membrane in order for scientists to study the functioning and folding of...
HWIs Graphene the Key to Making Low-Cost Disease Diagnostic Systems?
Biomarker molecules are indicative of disease states and physicists at the University of Pennsylvania have just created a new graphene-based sensor that may soon be used as a low-cost way...
Disney has Developed a Software That Makes it Easy to Animate Characters
Have you ever wanted to create your own cartoon characters and bring them to life right in front of your very eyes but always thought you lacked the skill to...
HWResearch Confirms Diabetes is Linked to Problems the Oral Microbiome
Results from a recent study led by University of Pennsylvania researchers confirms that oral microbiome is in fact affected by diabetes. Published in the journal Cell Host & Microbe earlier...
How to Make a Supercomputer?
Scientists have been trying to build the ultimate supercomputer for a while now, but it’s no easy feat as I’m sure you can imagine. There are currently three Department of...
Scientists Use New Model to Better Predict Brown Dwarf Weather Forecasts
Brown dwarfs are smaller than the Sun but larger than Jupiter and are relatively dim in comparison to many other objects in the night sky. Their climate tends to be...
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