TECH & INNOVATION

Epilepsy and Seizure Treatment: Less-Invasive Brain Monitoring Could Be Made Possible Through Soft Robots With Flower Shape

TECH & INNOVATION 05.22.2023 00:17 AM

These soft robots could be inserted into holes that are one to two centimeters wide and could spread over the surface of the cerebral cortex. Read to learn more. 

Evgeny Grebenschikov's Innovations Save Miners' Lives and Make Budget Cutbacks for the Company

05.21.2023 03:20 AM

Evgeny Grebenschikov, the founder and CEO of Rescuer Trading House LLC, is regarded as one of the world's most famous innovators and inventors in this field. His company develops, manufactures, and deploys special mining equipment and personal protective gear for miners.

Being Dogged by Changes in Technology? Help is At Hand!

05.19.2023 12:48 PM

Technology is advancing at such a rate that certain groups of people across society are complaining that life is becoming too complicated. It's true that to ride on a bus nowadays you're very likely to have to use your phone to buy a ticket or use its screen to replace a credit-card-sized piece of plastic in your wallet.

Lifesaving Surgery Done Through Surgical Robot Successfully Carried Out by 2 Doctors Thousand of Miles Apart

05.19.2023 08:00 AM

Two doctors operated a complicated procedure using a surgical robot, with one instructing the other as they were thousands of miles apart. Read to know the full story.

AI Author? Man Writes Nearly 100 Books Using ChatGPT and Claude, Earns Roughly $2,000 Through Them

05.18.2023 23:28 PM

It takes this AI-using author around six to eight hours to complete an entire book, while there were times when he finished a whole volume in just three hours. Read to learn more.

NASA's Massive Super Pressure Balloon Plummets Into the Pacific Ocean After Developing a Leak

05.18.2023 22:22 PM

NASA's massive science balloon crashed into the Pacific Ocean due to a leak, despite attempts to save it. Read the article to learn more details.

Remote Work Can Have Negative Repercussions For Many Workers

05.18.2023 12:31 PM

You've heard of the glass ceiling: a term coined in 1978 by writer Marilyn Loden who used it to succinctly describe the often invisible barriers women and minorities face in the workplace.

Think-Power Communication: The Belarusian Engineer’s Neuro-Communication System has Become a Breakthrough for the World

05.18.2023 10:45 AM

Neither telepathy or telekinesis, but rather complex technological devices - neuro-interfaces, working on the principle of brain-computer, have become a great prospect in medicine and an additional tool in the race for technological progress. Belarusian engineer Yuri Mitrakhovich invented one of the working systems in real life - the NeuroChat communication system, also known as the "Helmet of Freedom."

Tips for Achieving Your Health Goals

05.17.2023 13:37 PM

Do you want to train for a marathon, eat more protein, lower your blood pressure, practice yoga daily, or do anything else health-related? Setting goals will help you achieve whatever you're after health-wise, and you can use the tips below to do it.

Can AI Locate Rare Minerals on Earth? Scientists Developed a Machine Learning Model To Locate Mineral Deposits

05.17.2023 10:30 AM

A machine learning model based on AI was developed by a group of researchers to serve as predictive tool in locating rare minerals. Find out more about it in this article.

Gene Editing Startup Pairwise Introduces Food Made With CRISPR Technology Making Vegetables More Palatable

05.17.2023 10:00 AM

Pairwise uses gene editing to make you eat healthy. Read to know how they do it using CRISPR technology.

New AI Tool Can Detect Parkinson's Disease Even Before Symptoms Appear With a 96% Accuracy Rate

05.17.2023 09:56 AM

Scientists are actively seeking more effective ways to detect Parkinson's disease early and slow its progression. Check out this new AI-based tool capable of identifying underlying signs of the disease before visible symptoms appear.

First Full-Sized Digital Scan of the Titanic Provides 3D View of the World's Most Famous Shipwreck

05.17.2023 09:56 AM

The Titanic is currently 3,800 meters (12,500 feet) deep in the Atlantic Ocean, but a digital scan showed its unique 3D view for the first time to shed light on what exactly happened to the ship in 1912. Check it out in this article.

NASA Satellite Spots Early Signs of El Niño As Warm Waters Move Eastward Across the Pacific Ocean to West Coast

05.17.2023 01:20 AM

NASA's Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite spotted Kelvin waves traversing the Pacific in an eastward direction, which is regarded as a sign of El Niño. Read the article to learn more.

Glovelike Device With Sensors Allows Exploration of Consciousness, Dreams Like Never Before

05.16.2023 12:10 PM

A new device put on hand can help scientists study dreams like it was never before. Read to know the details.

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