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4D-printed Shape-Shifting Architectures That Mimic Plant Movements
3D printing has now been taken a stage further, thanks to the work of scientists at Harvard University. It is now possible to produce a 4D composite structure that will...
SolarTab, A Giant Solar Panel With 13.000 mAh Battery
Many people have a battery back-up every day, and this can be needed if you want to watch video content on the phone. The thought of running phones off the...
HWA New Alternative of Portland Cement Will Make Constructing Greener
Known as the most popular building material worldwide, concrete is an old discovery. It was known to the ancient cultures of Egypt and Babylon who used a blend of pebbles...
A New Bioprinting Technique for Tissue or Bone Replacement
Soon it may be possible to replace entire organs thanks to the work of a team at The Wyss Institute at Harvard. Tissues can be produced through 3D bioprinting, and...
HWNASA Wants to Solve One of the Biggest Mystery of the Space
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Modified Mosquitos Will Used Against Zika Virus in Florida
The fear of the Zika virus has led to the suggestion that mosquito’s that have been genetically modified should be released in Florida. There is not going to be a...
HWConverting Largest Coal Plant in North America to Solar Farm
The Ontario Power Generating Plant was once the biggest coal-fired plant based in North America. At one time it could easily produce 4,000 megawatts, but since 2013 it has not...
Watching a Cancer Operation Via Google Cardboard
There is about to be a live screening of an operation on a cancer patient who is being treated at St Bartholomew’s, London. It is the first screening of its...
HWScientists Will Modify Genes to Treat Cancer or Autism
Some diseases are linked to human genes, and the good news is that scientists have discovered a viable solution. These researchers have known how to use the CRISPR-Cas9 (a mechanism...
How Fear Is Hardwired Into The Brain?
Feeling fear is playing an important role in the survival of human beings and all other species. It is not very enjoyable feeling that for sure, but the feeling, saved...
HWCarbon Farming Could Reverse Climate Change
It seems that agriculture can now help as well as hinder the climate crisis. Yale lecturer Eric Toensmeier has been following the issue and written “The Carbon Farming Solution” about...
HWMars Mission has been postponed until 2018
The next mission to Mars has been postponed until 2018 due to a leak in one of the key instrumental instruments it was reported by NASA. The INSIGHT will take...
MOB20 Million Additional Americans Will Have Broadband by 2020
It is hoped that 20 million additional Americans will have broadband by 2020. ConnectALL is a scheme meant to help those seeking employment or hoping for training and are building...
MIT Developed a Nontoxic Way of Generating Portable Power
Batteries are powering our everyday electronic devices, but they have a lot of toxic materials in them, and the like of lithium can be hard to get rid of. There...
HWFebruary Smashes Earth’s All-Time Global Heat Record
Data from NASA shows that February broke all records for heat, and this is around the world and not just in certain areas. Due to the figures produced, there are...
California’s Wildfires Captured In a Time-Lapse Video
With the rising temperature of the Earth, we start to see many wildfires, and they are almost unstoppable. Fires are ruining the wildlife, and the forest when we need them...
HWIt May Be Possible to Use Mechanical Stimulation to Regenerate Muscle
Scientists at the Wyss Institute – part of Harvard University – have determined that it may be possible to use mechanical stimulation to regenerate muscle in the future. The recent...
HWThe Decoupling of Growth and CO2 Emissions is a Boost Against Climate Change
Thanks to a significant increase in the use of renewable energy, CO2 emissions have remained static despite the fact that the world economy has increased. The International Energy Agency are...
Pushing The Boundaries Of Brain Science For See the Possibilities in Computer Science
The Federal Government of the USA has provided over $28 million to SEAS at Harvard University to allow them to develop machine learning algorithms that are advanced and thereby pushing...
HWGlobal Warming “Pause” is on the Way
The last few years have shown the highest temperatures that have ever been recorded. So, should we be overly concerned with this information? We have to take two things into...
HWWhat Cancer Cells Use to Grow Bigger?
It has long been known how quickly cancer cells spread and sugar is a product feeding them. MIT have discovered that amino acids are in fact worse for encouraging the...
HWScientists Have a Plan to Freeze Water over Antartica for Stoping the Rising Sea Level
It seems that the latest idea to stop oceans rising in Antarctica is to freeze them. It may seem an outrageous decision, and a lot of water will need to...
A Study Suggest That Many Breast Removal Surgeries Actually Unnecessary
Pre-empting breast cancer will save many lives and breast removal is seen to be a good way to do this. A study is now suggesting that this may not be...
HWColonoscopy May Be More Effective Than Sigmoidoscopy To Find The Colorectal Cancer
There is a new way to check for *colon cancer and a **colonoscopy is proving to be more successful than ***sigmoidoscopy. Now the full colon is being checked rather than...
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