A Laser-Powered Non-Surgical Implant to Treat Obesity
The best way to treat obesity is to eat a healthy, reduced-calorie diet and exercise regularly. But it’s not an easy job to follow diet plans. So scientists have come up with a new implant…
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These Robotized Insects Can Search Collapsed Buildings for Survivors
Worldwide many people have a fear of insects. But these creepy insects can also work as lifesavers. Now a group of researchers has developed a robotized roach to find survivors in collapsed buildings. Researchers chose…
Geothermal Plants Could Solve America’s Lithium Supply Crunch
The demand for lithium has grown exponentially in recent years. Lithium is essential for lithium-ion batteries, to power electric vehicles and portable electronic devices. The demand for lithium is further expected to increase by 500%…
NVIDIA Presented Its Own Chip-to-Chip Interconnection System
NVIDIA has presented its latest discrete data center CPU named Grace CPU Superchip, and what’s novel about it is that it consists of two chips integrated into a single computing system. This literal “super-chip” features…
Scientists Sprayed Lions with “Love Hormone” To Turn Them into Cuddly Kittens
Lions live socially in their pride but turn violent when it comes to dealing with outsiders. They constantly guard their territory, show their strength, and intimidate lions from other pride. But lions’ population is shrinking…
How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water
Apart from the acquisition cost, the biggest hurdle in solar panel ownership and operation is maintenance costs, specifically, cleaning the panels from dirt and small dust particles. Not doing so quickly diminishes the energy generating…
The Human Genome Is Finally Fully Sequenced
Recently Scientists published the first complete human genome. In 2003, scientists finished sequencing 92 percent of the human genome. Then it took nearly two decades to map the complete human genome. A team of about…
UCLA Researchers Discover Source of Super-Fast Electron Rain
Researchers at UCLA have discovered a new source of super-fast, energetic electrons raining down on our planet. Researchers fear that these events could affect satellites, damage the spacecraft or affect the health of astronauts. The…
5 Types of Technology That Are Helping to Catch Criminals
Technology is transforming police work in the 21st century. There are plenty of new tools on the market that help law enforcement catch criminals, including GPS tracking, facial recognition software, and biometrics. In the near…
Effects of Industrial Waste Recycling on Your Business
Waste management has been a trending topic for decades as our ecosystem needs some cleansing from the poor activities of man. It covers every aspect of waste disposal, reuse, reduction, and recycling. There are several…
