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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...
HWResearchers Discover Neurons are Much More Flexible Than We Thought
It was once believed that memories are formed by hardwiring information into the brain in a highly stable manner. However, recent studies carried out at Harvard Medical School (HMS) tell...
HWTedious Film Editing Could Soon Become a Thing of the Past
For those of you who have tried to edit your own film or video, you will know how painstaking it can be sifting through hours and hours of material just...
HWBreakthrough in Gene Editing Comes as Scientists Correct Disease-Causing Mutation in Human Embryo
It’s an exciting time for gene editing currently as scientists achieve the first ever safe repair of a single-gene mutation in a human embryo. Using the CRISPR-Cas9 system, medical professionals...
Want to Learn PHP? Here are Tips and Sources to Start
What is PHP? And why should I learn to use and where would I begin once I decide to use it? To start, PHP stands for ‘PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor’, and...
Are Twinkling Little Enzyme’s the Answer to Curing Cancer?
Enzymes are an important part of maintaining good health, and a new test confirms they could even help to pave the way to produce better treatments for cancer patients. Certain...
STANew Experimental Drug Kills Cancer Cells When Combined With Chemotherapy
Although the traditional chemotherapy drug, cisplatin, is somewhat successful in its own right, researchers have discovered that when combined with a new experimental drug the results are astounding. In a...
HWScientists Discover New Hair Growth Technique Using Stem Cells
Those suffering from hair loss problems could soon be worry free thanks to a bunch of researchers at UCLA. The team found that by activating the stem cells in the...
Want High Quality Video but Sick of Buffering? Then Look No Further
One of the most frustrating thing for an online viewer is having to wait for the video to buffer. This happens because videos are loaded into small chunks that have...
HWLatest ESA Research Leads to Better Cameras for Precision Agriculture
A new camera from Cubert, working in collaboration with VITO Remote Sensing and imec, based on research from the European Space Agency, is bringing high-resolution details to precision farming. Fireblight...
Is that Possible to Make a Self Healing Tire? Even While Driving!!
Wouldn’t it be great to never have to worry about tire punctures or a rubber band snapping? Well, that could soon be possible in the very near future with thanks...
HW3D Printing’s Even More Affordable Now Thanks to SparkMaker
Currently being dubbed as the world’s most affordable desktop SLA 3D printer, SparkMaker has certainly caused a stir on Kickstarter already. After just a few days of being on the...
Researchers Use AI Algorithm to Help Those Suffering From Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders could soon become a thing of the past thanks to a new AI algorithm that uses radio waves to monitor those snoozing. This could help the millions of...
HWLab Grown Mini-Brain may hold key to Understanding Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Researchers from Yale will now be able to study certain parts of the brain due to newly lab developed organoids that grow in Petri dishes. The findings are available in...
Light is Shined on Perovskite Cell Mysteries
For almost a decade perovskite based solar cells have been improving in efficiency, increasing from four percent to 20 percent between 2009 and 2017, and is expected to outpace the...
SECEarly Version of Cancer Genome Reveals Vital Vulnerabilities
In a collaborative effort across a number of institutions, including Harvard, the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and the Broad Institute of MIT, researchers have narrowed down 760 genes directly responsible for...
HWNew Experimental Drug Reverses Memory Loss due to Brain Injury
A study recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that ISRIB, a new drug, even when used weeks after the initial injury, can restore memory...
This Drone Doesn’t Need GPS to Navigate
When an unmanned aerial vehicle, also called a UAV or drone, loses connection to GPS due to terrain interference or loss of network and thus loses navigability, it’s used in...
Could Using 3D Imaging Be Used to Detect Signs of Extraterrestrial Life in Space?
According to Caltech researchers, holographic microscopy is our best chance for identifying microbes living in space. In a paper published in a special edition of Astrobiology, Jay Nadeau and team...
SWWhy Does Adobe Flash Needs to Die?
It wasn’t all that long ago where Adobe Flash was viewed as one of the pillars of the internet and was considered to be there for the foreseeable future.
Gaining a Deeper Understanding of the Relationship Between DNA and Cell Function
Have you ever wondered how different cells in the human body do different jobs when every cell contains the entire 6.5 foot, 20,000 gene strand of DNA? A recent study...
HWCan This New Heart Model Save Muscles During Heart Attack?
Reperfusion is a common technique used by cardiac surgeons to restore normal functions to heart muscle during a heart attack. The procedure infuses cells with a rush of oxygen by...
AIHarvard’s New Exosuit Will Push the Limits of Human Performance
A team of scientists from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, or SEAS, and Wyss Institute, both at Harvard University, have created a new type of...
HWThe New Cheap and Fast Way to Make Supercapacitor Electrodes For Electric Cars
A team of University of Washington researchers, led by Peter Pauzauskie, an assistant professor of materials science and engineering, developed a system for manufacturing *supercapacitor electrodes that is faster and...
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