Ah Jeez! Exploring The Facts Behind Rick and Morty’s Coolest Gadgets
Aside from the fart jokes, family drama and existential dread, Rick and Morty also features some of the most creative...
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“A few grams of biological media in a tube will replace a million sq-ft data center”: Interview with Moji Karimi, cofounder of CEMVITA, the scientific startup inspired by nature
Mother nature is quite arguably one of the greatest architects of all time. Not only in its divine structures such a...
Addressing the increasing demand for data scientists and how to get involved
Data science has become a crucial practice for many businesses to increase efficiency and to enhance processes. It has had...
John Snow Labs’ Natural Language Understanding Software Gets “State of the Art” Recognition in Three Industry Events
John Snow Labs, an award winning global data operations and AI company, today announces that its Natural Language Understanding Software,...
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...
Batten down the hatches! Technology helping citizens and businesses prepare for the upcoming storm season
As hurricane season approaches, officially commencing on June 1st, we will take a brief look at modern startups and technology which...
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...
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...
Startup using AI to personalise cancer treatments
An Emeryville startup has recently received $93 million in funding for the development of its AI-assisted immunotherapy cancer treatment. The...
Dream big, think small: how a farm boy made cancer-killing robots real
On August 30th, scientists revealed that they had produced and tested molecule-sized robots that can seek and drill into prostate...
BBC launches standalone iPlayer Radio app, expands video partnership with YouTube
The BBC has launched a new standalone iPlayer Radio app for iPhone, iPad and desktop that grants users access to live audio streams of all of the BBC's radio stations, as well as on-demand archive content.
Four Irish students among regional finalists of Google Science Fair
Google has today announced 90 regional finalists of its second Google Science Fair and, for the first time, two Irish entries have been shortlisted.
