We are striped: here is the secret of the strange hidden lines in the skin
Human beings are also "brindled", and more so than we think: the mystery of the invisible stripes we have on our skin has been revealed. Everyone.
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The gene 'culprit' of hypertension has been found and a new treatment has been created
A team of British researchers discovers a genetic variant that causes a common type of hypertension and proposes an innovative surgical treatment
PAINT, the regenerative pen that heals wounds
A “regenerative” 3D pen that sprays gelatinous ink into wounds to speed up healing: is this the future of bandages?
Even the giants "fail": 5 sensationally wrong prophecies about the future
From Ballmer predicting the failure of the iPhone to Metcalfe predicting the collapse of the Internet: 5 stories of failed technological prophecies
Dwarfs and giants: the wind power you don't expect
Wind energy is constantly evolving: from small efficient turbines for telecommunications, to wooden giants as tall as skyscrapers.
New study: links between smartphones and hypertension, but let's take it easy
The latest research confirms a link between intensive cell phone use and hypertension
New orthopedic implants protect against infection and breakdown
New “smart” coatings for orthopedic implants will be key to reducing infections and monitoring the patient's healing process.
Happy birthday, smartphones! What about the next 50 years of mobile telephony?
From the first call on a mobile phone to the post-smartphone future: evolution and hopes of mobile telephony.
The shape of the heart can reveal the risk of heart disease
AI finds new dynamics for diagnostics, including heart shape: sphericity could indicate oncoming heart disease.
LIQUID 3, a liquid tree to produce oxygen in our cities
The photo-bioreactor will be the nucleus of urban furniture capable of exploiting microalgae to produce oxygen and fight pollution
3D printing enters the kitchen: tailor-made meals and a food revolution
3D printing is about to enter our kitchen, revolutionizing the way we prepare and eat meals.
4 technologies to invest in: they can make you rich within 20 years
Investing in the future can be risky, but in the long run it will bear fruit: especially if you focus on emerging technologies.
Small organs, big prospects: organoids have a bright future
By creating organoids from patient-specific stem cells, doctors and researchers can develop personalized treatment strategies.
PET bottled water: a toxic infusion of microplastics?
No final proof, but many scientific "clues": we need to take action on PET bottled water, and quickly.
Industrial Edge Connectivity at the service of industry
Industrial Edge connectivity is a “communication” technology. In fact, it allows you to collect, process and transmit data in real time from industrial and automation devices present in a specific area, called "edge" or "periphery" to the company network. This means that thanks to Industrial Edge Connectivity, today, it is possible to process data and devices on site rather than resorting to the need for transmission to so-called data centers or clouds for processing. What is Edge Connectivity? It is a … Read more
The competitive advantage of having an app for your business
A mobile app is a very valuable asset for the company. It helps users access a single interaction environment and therefore receive data associated with customer loyalty and increased sales. Customer loyalty or attracting new ones, increasing revenues, generating a brand… These are just some of the advantages of having an app. But the reality is that if you offer a valuable app, it can give you a competitive advantage over your competitors. The first step is… Read more
Cryonics: putting life on pause
Is freezing your way into the future a good idea? Where are we with the "resurrection" after cryonics?
Genetic editing, reduced the time to edit genes in animals by years
Working on tiny worms, scientists get to test the editing of thousands of genetic mutations in one go.
Created 'electric rubber'. Scientists perplexed: “it shouldn't exist”
The newly developed material goes against all the rules we know about conductivity. Scientists still have no idea why.
Smartphones can be used to predict the death rate
Simple monitoring (albeit on a large cohort) shows the formidable predictive capacity of mortality rates even of normal motion sensors.
An experimental fabric can turn a suit into a mini solar farm
Thousands of tiny solar panels integrated into a dress, a backpack, an accessory can charge our devices in an 'invisible' way.
