Discarded chewingum turns into skateboard wheels
Students turn discarded chewingum into colourful skateboard wheels About sixty chewingums are needed for a skateboard. Maybe we all should start chewing for the... Read More
AI to help facial recognition, for bears
Training Facial Recognition on Furry Friends: Bears In their spare time, two Silicon Valley developers aided conservationists in developing artificial intelligence to... Read More
April 22 is “Girls in ICT Day”, to promote technology careers for women
Special 10 Year Anniversary Celebration of International Girls in ICT Day Connected Girls, Creating Brighter Futures! On Girls in ICT Day– marked... Read More
This suit can improve mobility for stroke or Parkinson’s patients
The Exopulse Mollii Suit can improve mobility for people affected by a stroke or Parkinson’s disease The single-piece suit is equipped with 58 imbedded electrodes,... Read More
LOOKING BACK AT THE BEST OF DESIGN AND MAKING IN TIMES OF COVID-19
LOOKING BACK AT THE BEST OF DESIGN IN TIMES OF COVID-19 A recap of top stories from all over the world as... Read More
Masters Of Networks: explore collective intelligence
Masters of Networks 5: networks of meaning A hackathon on semantic data to explore collective intelligence awaits you April 28-30 Society... Read More
New biodegradable electronic displays to minimise waste medical electronics
Scientists have produced the first biodegradable electronic displays The biodegradable electronics might help adopting a sustainable lifecycle The growing use of electronic... Read More
NASA to offer funding for initial studies of commercial space stations
A concept for a commercial space station proposed by Sierra Nevada Corporation A new NASA program will provide funded Space Act Agreements... Read More
Nitinol, the versatile metal: from blood vessels to Mars
NINITOL,THE metal with a memory, will shape our future on Mars Ninitol is a metal that can move on its own. It... Read More
Beyond the password: the future of account security
Passwords are no longer sufficient alone to protect accounts, and we know it Biometric technology will see an esponential rise by 2025,... Read More
