Ship2B Tech4Climate manager talks accelerating startups with social impact
As the Tech4Climate program manager for Spain's only private, not for profit accelerator focused on social impact, Ship2B, Juan Ignacio...
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The physicists saving the world from the global healthcare crisis: Interview
Healthcare in the US is unquestionably a complex issue. Despite the president's previous remarks, healthcare has been a complicated matter...
Medicine or poison? On the ethics of AI implants in humans
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was born during the industrial revolution when the rushing age of machinery was thrust upon the globe...
‘She actually became fitter, healthier and far more social’: How dogs affect our well-being
Man's relationship with dogs dates back roughly 45,000 years. A long relationship to say the least. But there is good...
Edinburgh opens innovation centre for startups named in honor of Peter Higgs
Today the city of Edinburgh, Scotland inaugurates a new innovation centre offering startups direct access to world leading scientists, engineers, and...
Frank-Jürgen Richter on jointly inspiring our future ahead of Horasis Global Meeting: interview
Horasis Founder and Chairman Frank-Jürgen Richter chats with The Sociable on globalization, tech for good, and jointly inspiring our future ahead...
Can cannabis help tackle the opioid epidemic?
The US' relationship with drugs has been complex and confusing to say the least, but cannabis, legal or not, is...
Data science: the best job in 2018 and the startup shaking up this rising industry
If you are wondering what your purpose is, scrolling through job boards, unsure of what to do in 2018, perhaps...
Blaming the victim: what really influences our sense of control and culpability in society
The past year has been a defining moment in history for women. Women everywhere united in reaction to Donald Trumps...
Add this to your ‘To-Do list’ and fall asleep faster claims new research
For some, falling asleep can happen as quickly as the lights go out. For others, it can be a nightly...
On being mindful about multi-million mindfulness industry
Now that mindfulness is everywhere, what's the next step for the multi-million dollar industry? Mindfulness' dramatically increased popularity in recent...
The Tech Companies Tackling Food Insecurity
The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization puts the global number of people who are undernourished or food insecure at 793...
Music tech expanding: to weather and to the best seats in the house
Sonification of datasets like graphs and using unique perspectives with virtual reality (VR) for an orchestra are all innovative music...
Ego Depletion: do we have a finite amount of self-control in all of us?
Staying motivated is a struggle we can all relate to. Going to the gym, eating healthy or staying late to...
VR is shifting how we experience anxiety, surgery, pain, and games
Whether speaking about using Virtual Reality to play games or to get to play doctor prior to surgery, VR is...
Nexeon’s neurotechnology in the fight against our aging bodies
We haven't even come close to solving the problem of an aging population, so the tech sector is stepping in....
Parasitic cryptocurrency mining, ad revenue and volunteer computing, a 3-sided coin
The cyptocurrency mining on The Pirate Bay and Politifact is less a question of hacking or exploitation, and more a...
New STEM edtech platform provides training for coveted and in-demand jobs
Midwest-based organization GreenApple has released a new STEM education platform this month aimed at providing training tools for the technological,...
Space: humanity’s new construction site
Construction is no longer confined to our celestial body, Earth, as space becomes prime real estate for those rich and...
Dream big, think small: how a farm boy made cancer-killing robots real
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On August 30th, scientists revealed that they had produced and tested molecule-sized robots that can seek and drill into prostate...
