Search results for "science"
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2.8K1FutureJapan Takes First Step Towards Making The Space Elevator A Reality
The Japanese researchers from the Shizuoka University had initially planned to launch the two ultra-small cubic satellites that mark the first stage...
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6.0KFutureNASA Receives First Light Image From the Parker Solar Probe
The Parker Solar Probe was sent out into space back in August , beginning its seven-year mission that will ‘touch the Sun’. Now...
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2.4KGamingMIT Creates A.I That Identifies Objects Via Verbal Descriptions
Computer scientists at MIT managed to develop a system that can identify objects within an image, based on a spoken description. The...
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3.0KMiscPlanet-Hunter TESS Shares First Image Captured Since Launch
The TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) is following in Kepler’s footsteps and reminds us once again how small and insignificant we really...
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2.0KSmart LifeMIT Professor Builds Health-Tracking Sensor That Monitors Patients Unobtrusively
Dina Katabi is an MIT professor in electrical engineering and computer science, who built a device, the size of a Wi-Fi router,...
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2.4KFutureMIT’s New Robot Can Recognize Objects It Has Never Seen Before
Robots in factories and warehouses are normally pre-programmed to handle and manipulate certain types of objects and that is how they perform...
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1.9KMiscOcean Cleanup Launches Structure That Promises To Clear Our Oceans Of Plastic, But Will It Do Any Good?
It’s called the System 001 and it has sailed from under the Golden Gate bridge a day ago, to begin testing. If...
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1.9KFutureImplanted Brain Device Might Stop Epileptic Seizures
[adrotate group=”12″] Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the École Nationale Supérieure des Mines and INSERM in France have managed to...
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2.6KMiscPreschoolers Explore Coding Concepts With LEGO’s New Toy Train
Lego’s educational division recently upgraded its Mindstorms line with Coding Express – a set that will teach kids as young a 3...
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2.2KSecurityGoogle Is Probably Tracking You, Even with Location Turned Off
Facebook landed in hot water for tracking non-users across the web, now it’s Google’s turn to take some heat, according to this...
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17.9KFuture3D Printed Device Might Help Spinal Cord Injury Patients Recover
A group of engineers and medical researchers from the University of Minnesota have created a 3D printed device that might just aid...
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2.6KSecurityMachine Learning Can Identify The Identities of Programmers
Much like artists of any kind, be they authors or painters, programmers also have their very distinctive styles they code in. Apparently,...
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2.1KFutureAI Animations Will Bring Digital Avatars to Life
Bringing on-screen avatars to life is a time-consuming task but a new AI advancement could make characters behave more realistically than ever...
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3.8KFutureNew Study: Blue Light From Screens Turns a Molecule in Your Eyes Toxic
It’s no secret that blue light emitted by smartphone and other device screens hurts our eyes but, so far, science did not...
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3.7KFutureAI-Generated Wikipedia Blurbs To Help Overlooked Scientists
One of the best projects in the AI writing area (other than weird poetry) is definitely the Quicksilver AI, which helps put...
