TECH & INNOVATION

Everything You Need To Know About Juniper Switches EX3400 Series

TECH & INNOVATION 05.30.2023 11:15 AM

Are you looking for the perfect switch to meet your network needs? Then you should take a closer look at Juniper's EX3400 series switches. In this article, we'll explore some of the key features of these switches and why they're so popular among IT professionals.

accessiBe: The Ultimate Tool For Web Accessibility

05.30.2023 10:54 AM

accessiBe offers an ecosystem of web accessibility solutions that provide organizations with the tools they need to make their websites accessible and help comply with legal regulations and provide a great user experience. accessiBe offers accessibility technologies that use artificial intelligence to provide web accessibility solutions that are customizable, affordable, and scalable to meet the needs of businesses of any size.

Creating Horn-Free Cows Using Gene Editing: Is It Acceptable Under Federal Regulation?

05.30.2023 09:00 AM

Hornless cows were created by a group of scientists from UC Davis but the project needs to be stopped due to strict FDA regulation. Read the article to find out more.

Ultra Low-Cost Smartphone Clip Provides Inexpensive Approach to Blood Pressure Monitoring

05.30.2023 08:00 AM

A super low-cost smartphone attachment was developed by a team of researchers to help provide accessible and affordable blood monitoring tool to low-income communities. Read the article to find out more.

ChatGPT Gives Quality Information, More Empathetic Responses Than Human Doctors in Medical Questions

05.30.2023 06:40 AM

A panel of physicians prefers responses from ChatGPT over a human doctor in a new study. Read more to know the details.

As A Biomedical Engineer, Clara Romero’s Ingenuity Is Changing The Future Of Healthcare

05.29.2023 13:16 PM

Stepping into the learning environment at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid was fast-paced and exciting, but when Clara Romero received an international exchange scholarship from the university, her career opened up and everything started falling into place. She spent her third year of college at the University of Maryland, a renowned institution for engineering. There, she was exposed to prosthetic design engineering and felt instantly connected to the biotechnology industry.

Crafting Creativity: Unleashing the Style and Vision at Marangoni Miami

05.29.2023 13:10 PM

As artists and designers not only decorate the environment but also organize it. The academic team at Instituto Marangoni fully understands and supports this knowledge and integrates it into academic courses.

Fake Scientific Research? AI Marks Roughly 30% of 5,000 Neuroscience Medical Papers As Made-Up and Plagiarized

05.28.2023 00:40 AM

The researchers think that publishing fake scientific research could be the biggest science scam that comes with serious risks. They urge for the peer review system to be more rigorous. Read to learn more.

Patrol Bot Ascento: AI-Powered Autonomous Robot in Switzerland Replaces Human Security Guard at a Lower Cost

05.26.2023 07:45 AM

An autonomous robot has replaced a human security guard in patrolling large outdoors in Switzerland. Read to know the full story.

FDA Approves Elon Musk’s Human Clinical Study for Neuralink

05.26.2023 06:00 AM

FDA had reportedly given the green light to the human clinical study of Elon Musk's brain-computer interfaces.

Former CEO of Google Cautions That AI Could Be Misused by Evil People To Harm, Kill Others

05.26.2023 03:14 AM

Erich Schmidt warns that artificial intelligence could end up getting misused by evil people as it becomes more developed and advanced. Read to learn more.

New Electronic Brain Implants Have Enabled Paralyzed Man To Walk for the First Time in 12 Years

05.25.2023 01:10 AM

The 40-year-old man, who experienced a spinal cord injury after a bicycle accident, regained leg control through new electronic brain implants. Check out this remarkable technology in this article.

The Building Blocks of Construction Projects are Curiosity, Attention to Detail, and Teamwork, as Illustrated by Mohammad Alslaysil's Career

05.24.2023 13:32 PM

Building on the hard skills he learned in the field in Kuwait, this educational opportunity added things like construction safety management, construction cost analysis, and financial management of construction organizations to his toolbelt. He also worked as a teaching assistant for a class titled "Principles of Construction Scheduling," which gave him supervisory experience as he guided students through lectures, projects, and hands-on training.

Eccentric Tech Mogul Injects Himself With Teenage Son's Blood Plasma To Counter Aging

05.24.2023 02:21 AM

Bryan Johnson, a tech mogul and advocate against aging, underwent a procedure where he received plasma from his own young son in an effort to reduce his biological age to 18. Read the article for the full details.

Advanced Geothermal Drilling Techniques: Innovations in the U.S. Energy Transition

05.23.2023 22:30 PM

Geothermal energy is a key technology for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from buildings, which account for about 25% of global CO2 emissions. Dmitry Kuravskiy, the Drilling Operations Lead at Celsius Energy, is at the forefront of advancing geothermal drilling techniques in the United States and globally.

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