X Chromosome Deactivation Possible in a Novel Supercomputer Simulation

Medicine & Technology Oct 05, 2021

A new study developed a 4D modeling approach powered by supercomputer to see how RNA and chromosomes interact in a molecular but interactive perspective.

Will Carbon Finally Go to Space? Researchers Created Heat Resistant Composites to be Tested on US Navy Rocket

Oct 04, 2021

ORNL researchers devised a unique technique for producing extreme heat resistant carbon-carbon composites for testing on a US Navy rocket launching with NASA.

Andrei Efremov & His Innovative MindChat™ Technique

Oct 04, 2021

Andrei Efremov is a man with an interesting legend. His story really begins in 2011 when he graduated with a degree in medicine. However, after a number of years of building his knowledge and honing his skills in medical settings, particularly clinics and other mental health facilities, Efremov found that he had grown disillusioned with the heavy emphasis on pharmacological solutions.

Inverter vs Non-inverter, Which Air Conditioner is Right for you?

Oct 04, 2021

It's time for an upgrade for your air conditioning and cooling system, but how do you know which type of air conditioner is right for you? You keep hearing about the benefits of an inverter type air conditioner, but the hefty price tag makes you hesitate to purchase one.

Low-Cost Novel Sensor Can Quickly Diagnose Heart Attack in Just 30 Minutes, Better Than Current Methods

Oct 04, 2021

Researchers working with Notre Dame's IDEA Center are filing a patent application for their new sensor that can detect a heart attack in less than 30 minutes, which is better than what an echocardiogram does.

Here's Why This Startup Started Converting Classic Cars To Electric Cars

Oct 03, 2021

Classic automobile aficionados will be able to keep their vehicles on the road by converting them to electric vehicles. Thanks to this British start-up!

Ailuna for X: An App That Helps in Developing Healthy Habits to Adopt Sustainable Ways of Living

Oct 01, 2021

Everything in this world has two sides - good and bad, positive and negative. Unfortunately, what we see, hear, and know is negative, saddening, and hurtful when it comes to the planet. We are no strangers to the news of rainforest burning, koala bears dying, icebergs melting, marine life diminishing, and the uncountable deaths because of the pandemic.

Things To Know Before Buying A Night Vision Device

Sep 30, 2021

Nocturnal surveillance and photography are at the forefront today. In the first half of the 20th century night vision devices were just an idea but today we have some advanced devices in this regard. There are two technological principles for night vision. One is an image intensifier device and the other is thermal vision. Image intensifier devices were debutants in night vision.

Common Cold, Influenza Detectors: How Do These 'Smart' Gadgets Spot a Person with Viral Infection?

Sep 30, 2021

A new study recently suggested that "smart gadgets" such as Apple watches and Fitbits, among others can be used to spot if a person has viral infection days before they become infectious.

Rocket Engine Construction Using Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly, 3D-Printing Technology Will Fuel Space Race in Private Sector

Sep 29, 2021

At present, 3D printing technology, through the use of heat-resistant metal alloys, has revolutionized the trial-and-error development of rockets.

Top 7 Blockchain Tools for Blockchain Development In 2021

Sep 28, 2021

With the success of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, every industry started exploring the blockchain to solve several problems. No wonder, it has massive potential for innovation across multiple industries.

Scientists Reconstructed the Faces of 3 Egyptian Mummies Using Ancient DNA Extracted From Their Bodies

Sep 28, 2021

For the first time, scientists were able to create 3D reconstructions of the faces of three Egyptian mummies using forensic DNA phenotyping, revealing what they would have looked like when they were still alive.

Samsung To ‘Reverse Engineer’ the Brain; Claims It Aims to ‘Copy and Paste’ It Into a Single Chip

Sep 28, 2021

Samsung recently announced its approach to copy and paste the neural connection map of the brain onto a computer chip. It also said it can have the brain reverse engineered with the help of Harvard researchers.

Solid-State Battery Technology Uses All-Silicon Anode That May Make Future Electric Vehicles Cheaper

Sep 27, 2021

Engineers from UC San Diego and LG Energy Solution developed a new solid-state battery technology that overcomes many limitations in ordinary batteries to offer cheaper alternatives for electric vehicles.

Tesla's Elon Musk Says EV Company's Main Hurdle Is Chip Shortage, But CEO Is Positive That It Will Be Solved Short Term

Sep 25, 2021

Tesla CEO Elon Musk feels that the chip scarcity is a "short-term" rather than a "long-term" issue. He said the shortage will be solved soon!