River Flow, Temperature Prediction Now Possible Using Algorithm Based on Physical World

Medicine & Technology Jun 23, 2021

A team of researchers published a study on teaching the algorithm of a machine learning method about the physical world to accurately predict river temperature and streamflow.

Archaeological Clues Spark Experiments on Stone Age Cave Lighting from Torches to Sticks

Jun 23, 2021

Aided by archaeological clues from caves used as Stone Age dwellings, a new study tests ancient cave lighting solutions to better understand how early humans lived in these caverns.

Dr Ryan Shelton Explores How Technology Has Changed Science Over The Past Decade

Jun 21, 2021

Over the past ten years, science and technology have made many exciting strides. Emerging technologies like blockchain, mobile sensors, and developments in biosciences have led to discoveries in the scientific field.

$2,000 Bed Heals Body and Soul Using Sound and Low-Frequency Vibrations

Jun 21, 2021

A new bed could heal the body and promises emotional fitness by only using spatial audio and vibroacoustic technology that sends low-frequency vibrations throughout the body.

Twitter Helped Predict COVID-19 Outbreak Sites, Study Claims

Jun 20, 2021

“Anti-science” attitudes posted between January and April 2020 were high in some Mountain West and Southern states that were later hit with deadly COVID-19 surges.

Elon Musk's Boring Company Pitches for Wider Freight Tunnels

Jun 19, 2021

Elon Musk's The Boring Company proposes to widen their tunneling proposal from 12-foot tunnels to 21-feet tunnels to accommodate freight transport.

Role of Technology in the Legal Profession

Jun 18, 2021

The legal industry has been a closed-circle profession with few advancements accepted or instituted. The change was sluggish. Profits were high. However, along came 2020 as the single greatest catalyst to disruptive digital transformation.

Asian Beetle Species Offer Insights on New Color, Material Strength Technologies

Jun 18, 2021

Scientists are looking at the exoskeleton of an Asian beetle species, using its unique properties to develop new technologies based on its color and mechanical strength.

Cerebral Palsy Patient Uses 'Eyeharp' to Play Music: Watch How Eye Tracking Technology Made It Possible

Jun 17, 2021

With just the shift of her eyes across the screen of a computer, a cerebral palsy patient fills the air with harp music.

China Claims "There is no Leak" in Taishan Nuclear Power Plant

Jun 17, 2021

The Chinese environment ministry has released a statement reaffirming that "There is no leak" at the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant in Guangdong province, southern China.

Underwater Robot Begins Its Mission to Track Elusive Deep-Sea Creatures

Jun 17, 2021

Mesobot, the underwater robot that can track elusive deep-sea creatures, begins its mission in understanding the largest daily migration of life on Earth.

Infrared Imaging Could Be an Everyday Reality Using Ultrathin Nanocrystal Layers

Jun 16, 2021

Scientists developed a new technology that uses ultrathin nanocrystal layers that will make infrared light visible, which solves longstanding problems with current night-vision goggles.

Can the World's First Wooden Satellite Withstand the Space Environment?

Jun 15, 2021

The world's first wooden satellite is preparing for its launch this year. WISA Woodsat will test how plywood will perform in space and assess its suitability for future missions.

Lint-Microfibers Found in Clothes Dryers Can be Converted Into Energy Using Pyrolysis Treatment

Jun 15, 2021

Scientists use pyrolysis treatment and mathematical models to convert lint-microfibers generated in clothes dryers into a sustainable source of renewable energy.

How AI is Changing the GIS Landscape

Jun 14, 2021

Artificial intelligence (AI) has grown exponentially in recent years. It's able to match and, in some cases, exceed human accuracy at such tasks as reading comprehension, image recognition, and text translation.