Holographic electronics
Holographic technology is a concept which seems to be straight from science fiction the way it projects 3D light images. These ... more
Tag Archives: technology
Building the matrix
The path towards further developing the virtual world and large-scale simulation technology seems to have recently been solidified by a considerable ... more
A cardiovascular evaluation
The heart is one of the most important organs in the human body, a muscular organ responsible for circulating blood around ... more
A charitable concept
With the numerous options to support charities available, certain retailers aim to make supporting a charity easier by automatically donating a ... more
Voluntary well-being
The act of volunteering may be an activity undertaken for several reasons. Whether seeking to meet new people, gain new skills ... more
The future draws near
The medium of video games might capture the imagination of players through the worlds they might explore, the characters they meet ... more
Global mobile assembly
In modern society, smartphones seem to be an indispensable technological achievement which connects with a multitude of aspects throughout daily life. ... more
The human bond
The human brain is believed to be the most complex organ in the body, responsible for processing information, regulating important functions ... more
An autonomous stretch
It was October 20th, 2015 when the world's first self-driving car took its debut voyage. The journey was conducted by Google’s ... more
The next frontier
The phrase “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” may have come about as a result of the ... more
Artistic domains
For the past few years, platforms such as tumblr.com, Instagram and pages on Facebook may have been used as the dominant ... more
Thawing through the law
Last week, the landmark case regarding the cryonic freezing of a terminal 14 year-old was settled by the Honorable Mr. Justice ... more
Enter a digital playground
When evolving a franchise, the creative team involved may strive to learn from their previous work. They may take any lessons ... more
Drawing new roads
On October 14th, 2016, SoftBank Group Corporation (SBG) announced plans to form a private fund for making investments in the technology sector ... more
Virtual reality check
As humanity continues to evolve in a variety of ways the methods of media consumption may have progressed in sync. From ... more
A ferm hypothesis
Particle physics has seen a week of new discoveries, having found evidence of two theoretical particles - the “Weyl Fermion” and ... more
A leg to stand on
An innovative prosthetic leg design that anchors directly onto the bone has just been approved by the FDA. The design may ... more
Spark of mystery
In a world-first, researchers appear to have discovered a material that may act as both a conductor and an insulator simultaneously, ... more
A mammoth task
A team of researchers at the University of Chicago carried out the first in-depth analysis of the woolly mammoth genome recently. ... more
On another planet
There seems to be a considerable buzz around Mars as the next ‘giant leap for mankind’. In particular, the crowd funded ... more
Flashing into view
Researchers at the INRS (Institut national de la recherche scientifique) in Canada may have unearthed a way to guide electrical discharges ... more
Might still waters run deep?
Saturn’s moon Titan beholds vast seas and lakes brimming with liquid hydrocarbons, however what causes this has proven a secret. Using ... more
Broad strokes
A new test might be able to detect every virus that someone has ever harboured from a single drop of blood. ... more
A wider frame of mind
The most comprehensive evidence to date of schizophrenia’s causes has been produced by an international team of scientists led by researchers ... more
Shape-shifting, scuttling, microbots
Researchers from MIT and Technische Universität München unfurled an untethered miniature origami robot that self-folds, walks, swims, and degrades at ICRA ... more
Refreshing the memory
According to new research at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), memories that have “vanished” through amnesia might now possibly be restored. ... more
Whispering clouds and the supernatural
Benches reimagined as light shows, musical plants and personal light orchestras might become a reality for Bristol. Watershed recently announced its ... more
Knee-deep in data
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is reportedly developing computer tools as part of its Memex programme to probe the ... more
Changing face of Journalism
Facebook, a social networking site, announces the launch of Instant Articles; a new mobile news product that may allow publishers create ... more
Teenage breakthrough
As a 15-year-old sophomore at North County High School, Maryland, US, Jack Andraka may be far from an average young man. ... more
A CRISPR understanding
Last week, Nature Biotechnology published a report voicing thoughts from leading researchers, ethicists and business leaders from across the world on ... more
Bridging an ancient gap
Within deep hydrothermal vents beneath the Arctic Ocean, scientists have discovered an organism that may be the evolutionary link between simple ... more
A rush of blood
Scientists have discovered an enzyme that may be able to change a person’s blood type by cutting away antigens in types ... more
Age before science
Scientists may have learned how to reverse human ageing. Researchers from the Salk Institute in the US and the Chinese Academy ... more
Bare-bones investigation
The Museum of London has reportedly announced new, ground-breaking research to be undertaken on skeletons from the collection, adding to their ... more
Hot off the press
A team at the University of Utah has just announced the discovery of a vast magma reservoir underneath Yellowstone National Park ... more
A snapshot of the future
Researchers at Columbia Engineering have invented the world’s first prototype video camera that is fully self-powered. It is capable of producing ... more
An idle brain
Researchers at Northwestern University in the US appear to have progressed brain-like’ computing further than ever before. The human brain – ... more
A star springs to life
Complex organic molecules, the building blocks of life, have been detected in a young star system for the first time. The ... more
NASA flexes their muscles
Last night, NASA rocketed off an advanced material from Cape Canaveral in Florida to the International Space Station aiming to examine ... more
A leading light
Korean electronics giant LG recently unveiled its new televisions at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The international event ... more
Water under the bridge
Question now surrounds whether comets delivered Earth’s enormous supply of water, according to Rosetta’s latest results. The results published in the ... more
Striking a cord
Meinhardt’s team at the Dresden University of Technology in Germany successfully grew spinal cord-like tissue using mouse embryonic stem cells (mESCs). ... more
Innovative energy development
A farm in Berkshire has become the first in the UK to install floating solar panels, in the aim that it ... more
Lending a helping hand
Researchers are developing prosthetic limb technology, allowing amputees to more effectively interact with the world around them. By integrating biology with ... more
Creating the sense of bonding
Human communication often encompasses a mixture of senses. People connect with one and other through a combination of sight, sound, smell, ... more
A city with electronic pavements
Every city has different ground: Barcelona may have wide pavements, Bangkok may possibly have narrow pavements; London offers buses, Lisbon offers ... more
Confidence in a healthier alternative
Electronic cigarettes (e- cigarettes) are aiming to help a large number of individuals around the world improve their health by changing ... more
Tongue in cheek
An organ that has been likened to an octopus’ tentacle, the complexity of the human tongue allows it to perform fast, ... more
