Doctors will navigate this passive pill cam like they were playing Xbox
Live from your intestines, doctors will soon be able to control a pill cam as if they were playing Xbox,...
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When life begins: genome awakening meets religious ensoulment
Scientists have found a new genome that has to be awakened to begin life. As science and technology enable us...
‘He wants to be a bot maker when he grows up’
Parenting blogger Becky Beach and her 3-year old son are part of a meetup group for battle bots in Dallas,...
‘STEM is an essential tool for the fashion industry of the future’: Dr. Mark Liu
The misconception that fashion designing is not for students of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) is steadily being busted....
The beauty of understanding: why astronomy matters
Looking at the sky on a starry night is truly a sight to see. But there’s more than just beauty...
NASA opens ISS for commercial opportunities as it moves towards privatization
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announces it is opening the International Space Station (ISS) for commercial business so that US...
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With ‘boundless potential,’ BMI shipments to reach 25.6M yearly by 2030: report
Devices that connect computers or machines to the brains, or BMIs (Brain-Machine Interfaces), have been creating headlines recently. The latest...
 shipments are expected to surpass 25 million yearly by 2030, according to the latest report by Juniper Research.){kind=link}
Google invests in gene editing as regulations tighten
Google is investing in gene editing with the aim of preventing heart diseases. Gene editing, while being a promising field,...
UK professor predicts ‘a legalised recreational market’ for marijuana in 3 years
Today’s entrepreneurs are seeing green, not only in their wallets but also in their industry. In fact, Angel now lists...
Medical delivery drones are creating cross-industry job opportunities
Last month marked the first time an organ was delivered to a patient via a drone, which utilized the combined...
Harvard research into lasers could make WiFi hundreds of times faster
New research in semiconductor lasers promises new heights in Wi-Fi speed that might transform even 5G. "If the development of...
Personal DNA tests expose relatives’ genetic data, third party interests
The curiosity of where we come from is the basis for research in many fields. DNA testing is thriving on...
Hospitals are keeping mum about drug-resistant superbugs in their ICUs
A fungal superbug called Candida auris has been preying on hundreds of people since it was discovered in 2009 in...
Women entrepreneurs in STEM still find themselves cash strapped
While women continue to surge ahead in the field of business, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) still remains a...
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‘Solar can be the cornerstone tech for our future clean economy’
Solar energy is taking over the stage from providing electricity in homes to powering satellites. It's a renewable energy source...
Green concrete: how ecological engineering is helping protect our coastlines
As human invasion of coasts and marine space is inevitable, our planet faces several problems in increased storminess and sea...
Where is my flying car‽
What do Back to the Future, Star Trek, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets have in common? They allow us to dream...
Embracing the power of Earth with green geothermal energy
As we constantly look for green sources of energy to carry on as we do on this planet without hurting...
Finnish researchers approach quantum computing speed limit
Like trying to quickly scale a ladder with a glass of water in your hand without spilling a drop is...
ESA, Stanford set AI challenge to collect derelict satellites in graveyard orbits
Revolving like turds in a toilet in a never-ending flush, derelict satellites continue to swirl around the earth in graveyard...
