Superheated Rings of Plasma That Mimic Accretion Disks Around Black Holes Created in the Laboratory

Medicine & Technology May 19, 2023

Researchers collided plasma jets to generate synthetic accretion disks, shedding light on black hole growth mechanisms. Read the article to learn more.

Autonomous 3D Printing Drones the First of Its Kind to Build, Repair Structures In-Flight

Sep 22, 2022

Researchers created 3D printing drones inspired by a fleet of bees that can be useful in manufacturing and building difficult-to-access spaces or dangerous locations. Tap the article to learn more about this technology.

Brain-Computer Interface: Bioengineers Warn About Consequences of 'Bleak Cyborg Future'

Jul 21, 2021

The ICL discussed the possible effects of brain-computer interface technology to our present age, and how it can result into a bleak cyborg future, in theri latest study.

Neurologists Are Treating Alzheimer's Disease by Sending Electrical Currents Deep in the Brain

Aug 26, 2020

After receiving a grant of $1.5 million from US philanthropists, including Bill Gates, neurologists from Imperial College London and UK Dementia Research Institute will be testing their new technology in which they will fire electric currents deep in the brain of those with Alzheimer's disease to try to cure dementia.

New Analysis Finds the Fossils In France To Be The Earliest Relative Of Brachiosaurs

May 04, 2017

New analysis finds the fossils in French Museum to be the earliest relative of Brachiosaurus.

Astrophysicist Creates G-Astronomy, Combining Astronomy and Gastronomy To Explain Cosmos and Universe

Apr 27, 2017

A scientist combines astronomy with gastronomy to increase people's interest in the astronomy and explain cosmology more attractively.

Plastic Ingestion Found In 90% Of Seabirds At Present, 99% In 2050 -- Study

Sep 03, 2015

CSIRO and Imperial College London researchers have assessed the impact and threat of plastic to the world's seabird and found the majority of seabird species have plastic in their gut.