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How a Single Catalyst Can Mimic Two Natural Energy Processes
There’s all kind of chemistry that happens in nature. Water, for example, is continuously broken down into its oxygen, electrons, photons, and brought back again as a way for plants...
Putting Politics Aside, Can We All Come Together to Fight Climate Change?
All the leaders of the world may have opposing views on a lot of things, but one thing they do have in common is they all have the power and...
Researchers Discover Link Between Bacterial Levels and Breast Cancer
Differences in the bacterial composition of breast tissue have been revealed by researchers at Cleveland Clinic while studying the tissue of healthy women vs. those with breast cancer. What they’ve...
HWSwiss Researchers Create Batteries Out of Waste Graphite
A team of Swiss researchers led by Maksym Kovalenko has bought a whole new meaning to the phrase low-cost battery as they set out to develop a battery out of...
SWStaying In vs. Going Out: How Technology Has Changed Our Habits
A generation ago, a night of entertainment usually meant going somewhere: the cinema, a restaurant, a concert or a friend's house. Today many of those experiences can be brought home...
Researchers Get a Much Closer Look at Exoplanets Thanks to New Telescope Attachment
Studying the universe and beyond is no easy task, given that everything is so far away and astronomers are grateful for any help they can get. This month that help...
Top Music Players for Gym Workouts
Going to the gym implies a ritual of sorts where you prepare. You pack your towel and water, you put your gym gear on, and without a doubt, you prepare...
Getting to Grips with Machine Learning
A new Machine Learning Initiative’s been launched by Dr. Marc Deisenroth from the Department of Computing at Imperial College London this month. It aims to bring together various machine learning...
HWHow Can We Limit the Harmful Effects of Energy Drinks?
Energy drinks are popular not just in the United States, but all over the world, and while one or two may not do any harm, excessive consumption might. Different countries...
Researchers Get One Step Closer to Understanding Type la Supernovae
A supernova is the explosion of a star, and the bigger the star, the bigger the explosion. The most famous of these supernovae may be those that come as a...
Got a Song Stuck in Your Head? Here’s How to ‘Unstick it’
I’m sure you’ve all experienced the annoyingness of that one song being stuck in your head, going around on a constant loop. What you may not have been aware of...
Engineers Develop World’s Most Functional and Flexible Transistor
As well creating the most functional, flexible transistor in the world, the team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has also come up with a new process in which to fabricate...
Smart Medical Tattoos That Change Color When a Problem is Detected
A new wave of health monitoring is about to hit the market with thanks to Harvard and MIT researchers with their development of ‘smart’ tattoo ink. This ink has special...
Fast Radio Bursts Demystified With the Help of IceCube Neutrino Detector
First detected back in 2007, fast radio bursts (FRB’s) are a phenomenon that has had physicists mystified ever since they were first discovered. Since then nearly two dozen more FRB’s...
HWIs There a Way for Type 1 Diabetes Sufferers to Ditch the Needle?
For most of us, the frequency of us having to have an injection is probably less than once a year; maybe even once in every five years. But, for Type...
HWThe Ultimate Form of Selfie is Here and it’s is in 3D
For the millions of people that can’t resist taking the odd selfie here and there, the ultimate technology is nowhere and is in the form of the 3D selfie.
Researchers Accelerate Infrared Spectra Using Artificial Intelligence
There have been many advances in technology over the past decade with and much of that is down to artificial intelligence (AI). From autonomous cars to smart search engines, AI...
HWQuantum Technology Takes Another Leap Forward by Bending Photons
We’ve known for quite some time now of the potential for using photon entanglement in quantum computing. But, one of the main problems when applying it is that many photon...
Synthetic Biology Takes Another Leap Forward with the Development of New Circuitry
Synthetic gene circuits have been developed by scientists and engineers that enable them to program the behavior, functionality, and performance of living cells. These circuits are often used to rewire...
New Joint Initiative Between Imperial and Kings College London Boosts Artificial Cell Design
A new research center called FABICELL’s been launched in London that brings together more than 30 different research groups in an attempt to boost the world of artificial cell science.
Astronomers Image Material That Obscures Black Holes
Black holes have always been a favorite subject for astronomers. They’re active and play a very important role in how galaxies evolve by consuming material from the galaxy itself.
Hydrogel Casts Could Become the New Way to Control Bleeding Disorders
Researchers from Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, Brigham and Women’s Hospital the Mayo Clinic and MIT have come together in a study to demonstrate how a new class...
New Research Suggests the Best Way to Find Evidence of Life on Mars is to Find Vanadium First
For a long time now scientists have been trying to find life on Mars, but so far have come up empty-handed. Even if they did discover something, it’s unlikely to...
AIMolecule Building Robots are Here
As technology advances so do the world of robotics and this month brings a lot of excitement to scientists at The University of Manchester as they create the world’s first...
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