All posts tagged "research"
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322MiscHow Europe’s Last Electronics Giant Collapsed: The Death of Philips & The Incredible Legacy of the Company
One of the best free documentaries you can watch on Youtube is this one: The Death of Europe’s Last Electronics Giant, made...
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280MiscScientist Finds Huge Bug In Walmart Parking Lot – And It Turns Out It’s From Jurassic Era
An unlikely discovery was made in an Arkansas Walmart parking lot – a very Jurassic-era huge insect. However, to realize just how...
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615FutureNew Study Finds Popular Zero-Calorie Sweetener As Significant Risk Factor for Blood Clotting, Stroke, Heart Attack & Death
Bad news for fans of zero-calories snacks and desserts: a new study compares a popular sweetener to diabetes as a risk factor...
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374FutureNew Museum Technology Reveals Hidden Doodles In 1,300-Year-Old Book
Doodles from a child or a nun trying to explain her life? Thanks to a new imaging technology at the Bodleian Library,...
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1.0KFutureALS Patient Using A Brain Implant Manages A Record-Breaking 62 Words Per Minute Communication Speed
A new report from MIT Technology Review has incredible news for ALS patients and their loved ones worldwide. A patient with ALS,...
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2.0KFutureWatch: This Real-Life Metal Robot Can Melt and Reform Itself to Escape Confinement
Judgement Day is almost upon us. Scientists just introduced a milimeter-sized robot made of liquid metal that can melt and reform itself...
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719FutureChatGPT Passes Final MBA Exam from Wharton with B and B-
ChatGPT’s impressive performance during an MBA exam held by an actual professor at Wharton School has “important implications for business school education”,...
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1.7KFutureNew Report: Scientists Can Now Use WiFi to ‘See’ People Through Walls
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University managed a breakthrough that will make privacy-conscious people turn their homes into a Better Call Saul-style Faraday...
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1.8KMiscAllegedly “Fake” Roman Coins, Now Authenticated, Spark New Debate About the Existence of A Lost Roman Emperor
A new analysis of what were commonly considered “fake” Roman coins spark a new debate about the lost Roman emperor depicted on...
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988FutureNo Need to Panic Just Yet About that 48,500-Year-Old Virus Resurrected by Scientists
On November 23rd, New Scientist published a report about researchers who have managed to revive multiple viruses from the Siberian permafrost. Their...
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3.6KFutureNew Study Says Fertilizing Your Flowers Makes Them Repulsive to Bees
Fertilizer might be what keeps a garden lush but it could also contribute to the plight of bees, making your flowers repulsive...
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614FutureLab-grown Blood Now Entering World’s First Clinical Trial
A ray of hope for people with rare blood types, a world’s first clinical trial started where lab-grown blood will be given...
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1.3KFutureAtmospheric Levels of All Three Greenhouse Gasses Reach Record Highs, Warn Scientists
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) drew the alarm this week, announcing that atmospheric levels of greenhouse gasses have reached record highs. Warning...
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1.0KPhonesE-waste Reaches Alarming Levels, with Five Billion Phones To Be Thrown Away This Year
The problem of e-waste is reaching alarming levels, with one estimate saying that 5.3 billion phones will be thrown away this year...
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3.6KMiscBioNTech Founders Say Vaccines for Cancer Treatments Could Be Here By 2030
Ugur Sahin and and Özlem Türeci, the founders of BioNTech and “the husband and wife team behind one of the most successful...
