TECH & INNOVATION

Supercomputer Simulation Showed How Energy Transfer Between Cellular Bodies Happen Just Outside the Mitochondria

TECH & INNOVATION 09.21.2021 22:48 PM

A new study was able to observe the cellular activities of proteins just outside the membrane of mitochondria through supercomputer simulations.

Arachnophobia Cure: Augmented Reality Platform Act As Exposure Therapy to Help People Overcome Fear of Spiders

09.21.2021 21:54 PM

Phobys, a science-based mobile application, uses augmented reality as exposure therapy to help people with arachnophobia overcome their fear of spiders.

The History of Shipment Tracking

09.21.2021 13:05 PM

The need for passing packages back and forth has been around for a very long time. The need for passing packages back and forth has been around for a very long time.

Google Uses Beams of Light to Provide High-Speed Internet Across the Congo River; Here's How It Works

09.21.2021 06:36 AM

Google's parent company, Alphabet, has used beams of light to carry high-speed internet across the Congo River, providing nearly 700 terabytes of data within 20 days with 99.9% availability.

Artificial Intelligence Developed to Predict, Analyze, and Select Priority Studies for the Next 10 Years

09.21.2021 06:26 AM

Researchers developed an AI-powered system the could predict the scientific studies that should be prioritized for the next decade.

Patch Made From Cow Tissue Used to Repair Shoulder Muscle Tear of a Woman Who Couldn't Even Lift a Hairdryer

09.21.2021 06:23 AM

A patch made from cow tissue, which is now available in NHS, successfully repaired the painful shoulder injury of a 43-year-old woman in the UK.

Augmented Reality Help Astronauts Fix, Maintain Equipment in the International Space Station Without Assistance From Ground Crew

09.21.2021 00:54 AM

Communication delays between the International Space Station and Mission Control Center had been a problem in the past, but now NASA's new augmented reality program is assisting astronauts without help from the ground crew.

Will You Eat Lab-Grown Fish Fingers? Famous Maker of Birds Eye Exploring Cell-Cultured Seafood Products

09.16.2021 05:51 AM

The maker of Birds Eye fish fingers is exploring seafood products grown from cells in a laboratory in a bid to safeguard the long-term sustainability of fish resources.

Baylor College of Medicine Developed a Novel Approach to Select Subjects for Gene Experiments More Convenient and Faster than Fruit Fly Screening Method

09.15.2021 07:22 AM

A new study developed a novel approach on selecting subjects, especifically fruit flies, for genetic studies.

TikTok Launches New Features; An Initiative to Help Enhance Mental Health of Teens

09.15.2021 02:20 AM

TikTok released new features which consist of an expanded guide in support of the improvement of mental health in teenage individuals. This comes following a report that said Facebook's photo-based platform Instagram could be dangerous.

Can Sugar Make Your Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Live Longer? Experts Say Yes!

09.14.2021 05:06 AM

Experts said in a new study that adding sugar to current lithium-sulfur batteries might make them more efficient and cheaper to manufacture.

Secret of Success Revealed: AI Study Unveils Magical Formula of Film Directors, Famous Artists Like Van Gogh

09.14.2021 03:25 AM

Scientists use artificial intelligence (AI) to reveal the secret of success in the long career of artists and film directors that takes a combination of exploration and exploitation.

Retroreflector Function Explained: Two Simple Ways It Reflects Ultra Clear Night Vision

09.12.2021 23:58 PM

There are two ways for retroreflectors to function. One is through a method that uses three flat mirrors that can be as huge or tiny as an individual would want it. These mirrors are connected at right angles.

Colorized Film of Tasmanian Tiger in Australia Shows What the Extinct Thylacine Might Look Like

09.11.2021 08:13 AM

A 1993 footage of an extinct thylacine or commonly known as the Tasmanian tiger was made into a colorized film to show what it would have looked like if it was still alive today.

Colorado School of Mines, Lockheed Martin Tasks Students with 'Over the Dusty Moon Challenge'

09.09.2021 21:14 PM

Colorado School of Mines has teamed up with aerospace and defense leader Lockheed Martin to announce a global student design challenge open to all student teams coming from any accredited university worldwide.

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