TECH & INNOVATION

Beer Made From 400-Year-Old Yeast Specimen Tagged Oldest in Latin America

TECH & INNOVATION 08.04.2022 10:40 AM

An Ecuadoran bioengineer revived a 400-year-old yeast specimen to create the supposedly oldest beer in Latin America. Continue reading to know how it was developed into beer.

How Can Electricity Help in Eliminating Persistent Weeds? Here’s What Studies Reveal

08.03.2022 11:30 AM

Researchers used The Weed Zapper tractor attachment to electrocute different weed types commonly present in soybean crops. Read to learn about the new method.

How Detergents Work to Kill Viruses Like COVID-19

08.03.2022 10:00 AM

Researchers figured out how detergents break the biological membranes of living organisms carrying viruses. Continue reading to know whether it is effective to kill viruses.

Artificial Vision Developed Using Fish Eyes for More Effective Optical System for Aquatic, Terrestrial Territories

08.02.2022 10:20 AM

Human and insect vision has inspired terrestrial artificial vision, whereas fish eyes have resulted in aquatic artificial vision. Read to know more.

Student Built Zem Car Cleans Air While Driving Reducing Carbon Emission

08.02.2022 09:00 AM

Students create an electric Zem car that captures carbon emissions as it drives. Continue reading to know how much carbon dioxide this car can filter.

Scientists Unlock Mysterious Mechanism of Centromeres That May Enable Stress Resistant Organisms

08.02.2022 08:30 AM

Scientists finally discovered the centromere mechanism that can help technology in cell related studies. Continue reading to know more about the promising discovery.

Over 100 Medical Professionals Perform 27-Hours VR Surgery on Conjoined Twins

08.02.2022 03:50 AM

Medical professionals all over the world use virtual reality to perform surgery on conjoined twins. With the aid of virtual reality, surgeons have just executed one of the trickiest conjoined twin separations ever documented.

Scientists Discover That Atoms Behave Differently in Liquid Environment by Using the Transmission Electron Microscopy

08.02.2022 00:21 AM

Scientists uses the Transmission Electron Microscopy to find out the behavior of atoms in liquid. Continue reading to know the findings of the experiment.

12-Month Test of Energy Generator Using Artificial Blowhole Formation Exceeds Expectations in Tasmania

08.01.2022 10:20 AM

Wave Swell Energy has reported the successful year-long test of their one-directional wave energy generator. Read on to learn about WSE's Uniwave200 and how it outperformed expectations.

Analog Deep Learning, New AI Branch Could Be Employed for More Efficient Self-Driving Cars, Fraud Detection, Medical Image Analysis

08.01.2022 10:00 AM

An MIT research team developed a new AI branch that could be used for self-driving cars, fraud detection, and medical image analysis. Read to know more about it.

Game-Changing DNA Repair-Kit Can Rewrite Genetic Code, Gives New Hope for Hereditary Disease Therapy

08.01.2022 09:20 AM

Hereditary kidney disease is caused by a genetic flaw that does not allow proteins to mature fully. Read on to find out how a novel DNA repair kit fixes patient-derived kidney cells.

Advanced Graphene Pressure Sensors Set to Revolutionize Prosthetic, Robotic Limbs

08.01.2022 08:47 AM

3D graphene foam advanced pressure sensors developed by experts could revolutionize robotic systems and prosthetic. Click here to learn more about the unique properties of graphene foam and the need for pressure sensors.

Super-Fast Mapping Device Will Help Scientists Analyze the Origins of Milky Way Galaxy

08.01.2022 06:28 AM

Scientists will be adding a super-fast mapping device into one of the most powerful telescopes on Earth to investigate how the Milky Way galaxy formed. Read the article to know more.

Passive Grippers May Help Boost Manufacturing Production by Picking Up Almost Any Object, New Study Suggests

07.31.2022 02:25 AM

Researchers developed a new mechanism that can design a 3D-printable passive gripper and compute the best path to pick up an object. Read to know more.

Chemical Reaction Using Cyanide, Ammonia and Carbon Dioxide Yields Amino Acids Maybe the Origin of Life

07.29.2022 13:16 PM

Scripps Research scientists have discovered a new set of chemical reactions that use cyanide, ammonia, and carbon dioxide, all of which were thought to the building blocks of proteins and DNA. Continue reading to understand why scientists thought that it could be the origin of life.

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