There’s only one thing that’s (arguably) worse than cancer, and that’s the treatment of cancer. The most common methods are either by chemotherapy or radiation … Read more…
HIV. The very mention of it sends chills through many a spine. Things have vastly improved since the early days of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) … Read more…
Let’s face it, we’re a planet of power consuming beings and more power is the cry of every mobile device owner both power and regular … Read more…
OK, so maybe we’re not one step closer to Skynet with this new MIT AI chip but we are progressing at a decent rate with … Read more…
A new “wearable” device being tested to suppress brain-cancer cell growth in patients ended its clinical trials early with positive results. Optune is a battery … Read more…
An international team of researchers have discovered the oldest stars in the Milky Way galaxy which could lead to more clues as to how our … Read more…
Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering has created one of the coolest robots in recent history. The Wyss Institute, in collaboration with Korea’s Seoul National … Read more…
New research is showing that global warming was here long before humans came unto the scene. University of Adelaide Professor Alan Cooper found that “extinction events” … Read more…
A group of researchers from the University of Leicester found that being saved by the Flash would most likely be more deadly than being hit by … Read more…
The Onion Router (Tor) is the go-to service for those seeking more security with their online activities. The sevice has received millions of funding from diverse sources … Read more…
Scientists and engineers at Harvard and MIT have come up with a wicked cool self-assembling paper robot that puts itself together (sort of) and walks … Read more…
XDA Developers send along word that Researchers at Columbia University have created a way for iOS Apps to run on Android. While Android has certainly decreased iOS’s lead in app quality/quantity over the last few years, there are still iOS exclusives that will probably never come to Android. The University’s project, code named Cider, looks to change that.
Some brilliant minds in Australia have a new 3D modeling system that can model insects as small as 3 mm and bring their characteristics into a scale that scientists can study them better. These large colored 3D models are kind of creepy but really cool at the same time. I’ve often wondered what we would do if some of these bugs were the size of large dogs, we’d probably be in some trouble. Check out the Abstract from the PLOS One website and hit the links after the break for more info.
