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New Observations of Unusual Star Reveal A Remarkable Find
A very red star that’s been found in the distant constellation of Antlia has been observed by astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), and what they’ve discovered about...
New System Developed Integrates Wireless High-Speed Data and Power Transfer
Researchers from North Carolina State University have come up with a system that can deliver high amounts of power and transmit high amounts of data fast enough to stream effectively...
HWThe Next Wave of Microchips Could Take Personalized Medicine to a Whole New Level
A new form of microchip has been developed by researchers at Wyss Institute that can replicate the functions of various living organs including the kidney, lung, skin, bone marrow, and...
HWIs Indium the Way to Go for the Next Wave of Efficient Battery Storage?
As researchers search for the next best wave of a battery to replace the lithium-ion ones that we’ve all become to rely on but have outlived their performance capabilities, they’ve...
MOBNew Studies Suggest Smartphone Apps are Effective in Treating for Depression
It may sound a little far-fetched at first, but if you think about it, it does kind of make sense. A lot of people these days are tied to their...
Researchers Develop New System That Allows the Transferring of Code Across Programs
A new system has been created by researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) that will enable programmers to transfer code from one program to another.
Do you Know How Tight is Your Smartphone’s Security?
You may be one of the many millions of people who own a smartphone that requires your fingerprint to gain access to it. This is all good and well, and...
HWAnother Breakthrough for Batteries Beyond Lithium
We may have got used to lithium-ion batteries and to be fair they have served us well over the past few years. However, it’s time for a change. Researchers at...
HWMeet Robo R2 – The High Performance 3D Printer With WiFi
Although technology in general advances at a phenomenal rate, one particular item that seems to have advanced quicker than most over the past few years is 3D printers. Not only...
HWScientists Discover a New Way to Repair DNA
A tiny protein has been found called CYREN that helps cells choose how to best fix breaks in DNA. This discovery may provide important clues to the mystery of DNA...
HWWhat Are Your Chances of Becoming a NASA Astronaut?
Becoming an astronaut is one of the most competitive career goals there is. Every time NASA opens a new astronaut selection round it receives thousands of applications, and only a...
Potential Treatment Discovered for Controlling Bleeding Brains After Strokes
Certain immune cells within the body are responsible for fighting against germs within the body. These are called neutrophils. A recent study carried out reveals how as well fighting against...
HWHubble Telescope Reveals Unusual Object in the Asteroid Belt
Something rather unusual has been spotted by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope just recently – two asteroids that have comet-like features orbiting one another. The sight included a bight halo of...
HWAre Solar Winds Affecting the Safety of Our Satellites?
In space, weather doesn’t always behave the same as it does down here on Earth. For example, just a small fluctuation in solar winds in space can affect both the...
New Research Uncovers the Icy Poles of Mercury
When most people think about Mercury, they tend to think about the scorching hot surface of the planet. However, a recent study led by Brown University researchers suggests that Mercury’s...
HWAstrophysicists Invent New Way to Measure the Mass of Black Holes
Measuring something so big and so very far away is never going to be an easy feat. However, astrophysicists over at Moscow State University may have just made it a...
HWPassing Traffic Generates Power in Innovative Roads
Researchers from Lancaster University in the United Kingdom are working on the development of materials that would enable passing traffic to generate electricity as it uses the road. One of...
Are Enzymes the Answer to Curing Diseases Such as Cancer and Diabetes?
Different enzymes have different roles within the body. While we were already aware that phosphatidic acid phosphate has a vital role in regulating the amount of fat within the body,...
HWNASA’s First 3D Printed Rocket Part is Ready for Testing
It’s an exciting time for engineers at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, as testing commenced on the agency’s first-ever 3D printed rocket component. The part itself is...
Harvard’s Organ Chip Project Aims to Develop New Influenza Therapies
Researchers over at Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have been working on a new project that involves the development of a human Organ-on-a-Chip (Organ Chip) technology. Backed by...
HWResearchers Discover the Human Body’s Internal Clock
A new study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) confirms the discovery of the internal clock within live human cells. This is a fantastic...
GMEGet Ready For the Biggest Fan Conventions From Around the World
“In the gaming world, there are a lot of events that are famous all over the globe. Such events are noteworthy not only for announcements of new products. They allow...
Virtual Reality Travel Experiences That Will Blow Your Mind
People might doubt the quality of virtual reality travel experiences at this point. This is still relatively new technology at this point. However, this is technology that has improved tremendously...
HWAstronomers Discover Fluctuations in Brightness of Unique Binary Star System
New evidence has been uncovered by researchers from the University of Notre Dame that supports an already existing theory as to how these strange stars emit energy. The binary star...
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