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Nerve transfer surgery – a revolution for paralyzed
Surgeons in Australia successfully attached nerves connected to working muscles above the spinal injury to nerve attached to paralyzed muscle below. The working nerves were then able to ‘reanimate’ the…
Indoor CO2 levels pose wider damage to human health
Researchers warned that Indoor levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) could be clouding our thinking and may even pose a wider danger to human health also affecting cognitive performance. A research…
Scientists carry out autonomous aircraft landing
German researchers has created an automatic landing system for small aircraft that lets them touch down not only without a pilot, but without any of the tech on the ground.…
Bose introduces in-ear noise-canceling buds
What's the point of headphones if users can't play music or make phone calls? United States-based speaker maker Bose is introducing its first noise-canceling headphones in China to target the…
Apple new keyboards coming for future MacBooks
Apple is set to replace the technology underlying the forthcoming hardware keyboards found in its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro computers. Kuo says that the new keyboard designs coming in…
Artificial intelligence to predict weather from satellites
A team of researchers at Penn State, AccuWeather and the University of Almeria in Spain have developed a framework based on artificial intelligence that detects weather rotational movements in clouds…
Radio telescope ALMA discover merging galaxies
Researchers using the radio telescope ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array) observed signals of oxygen, carbon, and dust from a galaxy in the early Universe 13 billion years ago. Researchers determined that the…
Genetic algorithm evolve for traffic optimization
Researchers developed a new genetic algorithm for optimizing the timing of signals in urban environments under severe traffic conditions. Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney and DATA61 have developed…
DNA isn’t only molecule – could use for digital storage
DNA isn’t the only molecule we could use for digital storage. It turns out that liquid solutions containing sugars, amino acids and other small molecules could replace hard drives too.…
Facebook to put Libra cryptocurrency on hold
The US democratic heads requesting the leading social platform Facebook to halt development on its Libra cryptocurrency until lawmakers have had more time to investigate the ramifications of the company’s…
Wood products mitigate global carbon emissions
A new research disclosed that the world's wood products including all the paper, furniture and more offset just 1 percent of annual global carbon emissions by locking away carbon in…
Worldwide Photovoltaic solar energy models created
Danish researchers developed photovoltaic (PV) models for how much energy PV systems produce in a major research project at the Department of Engineering, Aarhus University. Keeping in line the need…
High-tech autofocals to follow the wearer eyes
A pair of high-tech spectacles known as ‘autofocals’ developed with fluid-filled lenses, sensing cameras and eye-tracking technology to ensure that the object the wearer is seeing remains sharp and in…
Was climate change to blame for the conflict?
Climate change didn't cause the drought, but it probably made it worse. Crops failed. People went hungry. Many people moved from rural areas to cities, crowding the urban areas. Here's…
Airplane contrails a potent cause of global warming
Global climate-warming carbon emissions are mounting day by day and the aviation industry has been criticized but a new study disclosed that airplane white contrails has bigger warming effect, and…
Solar technology could produce clean drinking water
Researchers have developed a new solar technology that could produce clean drinking water for millions in need. The material speeds the process of evaporation, enabling a small solar to provide…
NASA’s Dragonfly mission to send spacecraft to Titan
NASA announced its next big mission to explore Solar System. The agency has greenlit a mission called Dragonfly that will send a spacecraft to the surface of Titan, Saturn's largest…