Author Archives: Paul Cook

Understanding the Mechanics of Spider Silk to Construct Futuristic Design Materials

Researchers are currently exploring a new avenue in forming stronger constructing materials by taking inspiration from spider silk. They have enabled the tests to evaluate the authenticity of this theory by formulating a synthetic web…

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Graphene is Strong But Can It Be Durable and Tough?

Scientists have been running tests on polycrystalline graphene for a number of years, and they have stated that it is not very resistant to cracks and fractures. This is the first theory that explains the…

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Are We Moving Towards a Future That Utilizes Recycled Concrete For Buildings?

Recycling is a big part of our lives. From paper cups to plastic bottles, every other thing that touches our lives is made from bio-degradable and recycled materials. But building materials are still exempted from…

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Experimental Tests State That Lyme Disease Can Now Be Detected Near Infection Time

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has been able to develop a proof-of-concept study that will help in the detection of Lyme disease by a standard blood test, immediately after the infection. This…

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Primary Property of Graphene Allows the Metal to Behave Like Water

Recently, scientists made a huge breakthrough in understanding a new property of graphene. This primary property of graphene allows the metal to behave like a liquid. This research could be the first step towards understanding…

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Thin, Flexible Electronic Ribbon for Examining Health Conditions

Several research labs are introducing electronic bandages that have the ability to monitor health conditions and can bend to the shape of hard-to-reach body parts. These stretchable and flexible bandages have a wide range of…

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Robots Could Push Unemployment Up to 50% in the Next Three Decades

According to computational engineering experts, robots will slowly take over many employment options and will push the unemployment rate up to 50% in the next 30 years. This bleak picture was painted by Google’s director…

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Data From Github Study Suggests That Women Write Better Code

Researchers have accumulated data from Github, the program-sharing online platform, and deduced that the computer programs written by women had a higher approval rate than the programs written by men. However, this deduction holds true only…

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Google May Be Planning to Disconnect the Phone for Its Future VR Vision

The future vision of Google’s VR technology might not need a simple cardboard box and a phone at all. The search giant is trying to make the VR experience self-sufficient, a feat which no other…

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AT&T Leaps Into the Fast Lane With Ultra Speedy 5G Field Trial

Wireless technology is advancing to new heights and will be a significant step in providing a speed boost to Internet connections. The promise of 5G is an Internet connection speed at least 10-100 times faster…

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Author Archives: Paul Cook

Understanding the Mechanics of Spider Silk to Construct Futuristic Design Materials

Graphene is Strong But Can It Be Durable and Tough?

Are We Moving Towards a Future That Utilizes Recycled Concrete For Buildings?

Experimental Tests State That Lyme Disease Can Now Be Detected Near Infection Time

Primary Property of Graphene Allows the Metal to Behave Like Water

Thin, Flexible Electronic Ribbon for Examining Health Conditions

Robots Could Push Unemployment Up to 50% in the Next Three Decades

Data From Github Study Suggests That Women Write Better Code

Google May Be Planning to Disconnect the Phone for Its Future VR Vision

AT&T Leaps Into the Fast Lane With Ultra Speedy 5G Field Trial

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