Finding the Right Provider for Satellite Imagery for Your Business

Medicine & Technology Jun 09, 2021

These days, satellite imagery is used by a range of professionals and businesses to aid their projects or their business operations. However, it is important to ensure that the imagery is of excellent quality in order for it to be beneficial, and this means looking for the right technology and the right provider. With sophisticated technology such as the World View 3 Satellite, you can look forward to excellent quality when it comes to satellite imagery, and this can make a big difference to your business or project.

Played Back Memories: Researchers Reveal Incredible Powers of Learning Through Modern Imaging Techniques

Jun 09, 2021

Researchers recently revealed how incredible powers of learning play a vital role in one's played back memories. It has not been fully understood though, how the human brain absorbs new skills.

Science and Technology have seen Substantial Funding Increases Due to the Pandemic, and it’s Likely to Continue

Jun 08, 2021

The global pandemic has been a trying and horrendous time for all. However, some good is coming out of it. There has been a shift of perspective and concerns regarding the importance of mental health.

How Pandemic-Driven Dry Ice and Container Shortages Disrupted Global Cold Chain Shipping

Jun 08, 2021

In most developed countries, purchasing temperature-sensitive goods is as simple as heading down to the nearest retailer that carries what you want and picking it up.

Experts Issue New Health Warning For Millions Of iPhone 12 Users

Jun 08, 2021

Experts said iPhone 12 and other MagSafe accessories could interfere with implanted medical devices. Keep those items at least 6 inches away from a pacemaker or defibrillator.

Generating Electricity: MIT Engineers Discover New Using Tiny Carbon Particles

Jun 07, 2021

MIT engineers recently discovered a new material made from carbon nanotubes that can be used for generating electricity.

Bacteriophage Viruses Could Help in the Fight Against Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Jun 07, 2021

Understanding the interaction between pathogens could help us understand how they behave in relation to others and even use them toward our advantage.

Google, Harvard Combines 225 Million Images To Make Most Detailed 3D Brain Map

Jun 06, 2021

Google and Harvard makes the most detailed 3D brain map yet. Both companies managed to combine around 225 million images to create it.

Parking Program for ADA Compliant People

Jun 04, 2021

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 is a civil rights law which protects the rights of people with disabilities. This law covers employment, transportation, accessible spaces, telecommunications and many more.

Imaging of Nano-Materials Now Possible with Light-Based Conventional Microscopes

Jun 03, 2021

The traditional, light-based microscopes can now be used to examine specimens by producing high-resolution images.

Nanoelectronics, Semiconductors Benefit from Newly-Developed Electromigration Solution

Jun 02, 2021

A newly developed strategy to solve electromigration could potentially extend the life and performance of devices based on nanoelectronics and semiconductors.

"Game-Changing" Nanomaterials Are Both Generators and Sensors; Here's How They Work

Jun 02, 2021

A new class of nanomaterials, called self-aware metamaterials, could supposedly generate their own power and sense changes in their environment - ushering the next material of fabricated living structures.

Transparent Solar Cells Could Be Possible Soon With Novel Electrode as the Building Block

Jun 02, 2021

Scientists proved that a new type of transparent electrode could be used as a building block for see-through solar cells to make on-site energy generation possible.

EMU Project Takes Step Forward with First ASKAP Datasets

Jun 02, 2021

Two separate papers report the first radio observations of the galactic plane as made by the Australian SKA Pathfinder, or the ASKAP, taking the EMU project forward.

Robotic Birds Inspire New Ways of Building Better Drones That Could Assist in Medical Emergencies

Jun 01, 2021

European researchers are building robotic birds that can flap their wings and glides smoothly using air currents. They hope to use it in the next decade in medical emergencies and in searching for other drones.