Technology

Noninvasive Technology Tracks Gene Expression in The Living Brain

Noninvasive methods are particularly valuable in neuroscience as they eliminate the need for invasive procedures that can disrupt normal brain function and pose potential risks. Various techniques, such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), ultrasound imaging,…

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Beyond the Gaze: AI Tool Predicts Decisions Through Eye Movements

Eyes have long been considered the gateway to the soul. Now, they will also serve as a vivid indicator for a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system. This new technology can quickly anticipate your next actions Researchers…

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The future of online gaming: what’s coming next?

The gaming landscape has changed dramatically in recent years and is seeing a rise in popularity thanks to the rise of mobile gaming. Not only has mobile gaming changed the way we play our favorite…

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CMU Robotics Devises Robots for Efficient Gas Pipeline Repairs, Saving Millions

Usually, a leak in an underground natural gas pipeline requires excavating and replacing the affected section. Instead of relying on burly welders in tight tunnels, envision miniature robots navigating gas pipelines. These robots use robotic…

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Moon-Made Hummus? Historic Moondust-Grown Chickpeas Poised to Revolutionize Space Exploration

Food sustainability is a major hurdle for prolonged space journeys. Growing plants on the Moon is challenging due to the lack of nutrients, microorganisms, reduced gravity, radiation, and toxic elements. Depending on resupply missions from…

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Electrifying Healing: Piezoelectric ‘Bone Bandage’ Accelerates Bone Repair

Bone regeneration is an intricate process, crucial for healing fractures and maintaining skeletal health. Traditional methods like bone grafting or scaffolds have limitations. Exciting research, like Piezoelectric “bone bandage”, seeks to overcome these hurdles and revolutionize…

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F-35 Feeling the Heat? Collins Aerospace Supercharges F-35 Cooling System

The F-35’s powerful engine and advanced electronics generate too much heat for its cooling system – TMS (Thermal Management System). This can lead to overheating, reduced performance, and even the grounding of the aircraft. Despite…

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Addressing the Sand Crisis: Graphene Emerges as a Sustainable Alternative

Concrete is vital for urban growth. Demand for concrete has soared to 50 billion tons annually. However, our dependence on concrete, the second most used material after water, is causing an environmental crisis. We are…

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Shining Bright: UNIST’s Quantum Dot Solar Cells Smash Efficiency Record!

The quest for cleaner, more efficient energy sources just hit a major milestone, thanks to researchers at UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology) in South Korea. Their quantum dot solar cells set a…

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China’s High-Speed Maglev Train Breaks Records on its Way to 1,000km/h, Faster than a Plane

Hold on tight, transportation enthusiasts! According to reports, China has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by setting a new record for the fastest maglev train. This remarkable vehicle reached an astounding speed of 623 km/h (387…

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