CellAED, portable defibrillator the size of a smartphone
CellAED, a portable defibrillator like a smartphone, promises to save many human lives.
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Sand to Green, a startup in Morocco wants to make the desert fertile in 5 years
With an interesting mix of innovative technologies and agroforestry, a startup in Morocco reinvents agriculture in deserts.
Bioengineering Blow: 3D Printed Human Skin with Hair Follicles
3D printing of human skin, including hair follicles, promises to revolutionize burn treatment.
USA, the breakthrough of the "mini modular nuclear" fails: project cancelled
The modular nuclear power project, once seen as revolutionary, was abandoned due to economic problems and lack of interest
AGI, general artificial intelligence could surpass us as early as 2026
The technological singularity, an event that could change everything, is approaching: with the evolution of GPT-4, general artificial intelligence is technically one step away
Triumph of medicine: first face and eye transplant
Face and eye transplant opens new hopes in regenerative medicine and the treatment of facial lesions.
Personalized gadgets: everything about corporate advertising with direct marketing
Corporate gifts: are they just a kind thought or is there more? Let's find out if they really help leave an imprint in customers' memories.
Digital immortality: an “Afterlife” in the cloud that (perhaps) is only good for the living
From the ancient dream of eternity to the chatbots of the dead: a journey into the new frontiers of digital immortality between potential and ethical risks.
Technology as a support for training the mind in school, university and professional life
The Web has allowed us to improve the quality of some fundamental aspects of life, which we will take into consideration in our analysis. From sites to software, up to applications, the step was short, because in less than 30 IT sector experts have developed apps to train the mind, study and improve organization or professional communication with an important result: technology is increasingly at the forefront of providing support to human beings during their daily lives. That … Read more
1957, when Monsanto and Disney imagined the house of the future
Between ultrasonic dishwashers and Formica worktops, Monsanto had a House of the Future inside Disneyland. What happened to that vision?
Alzheimer's symptoms transferred to healthy rats: why it is a crucial discovery
Research team shows that gut microbiome can transmit Alzheimer's disease from humans to healthy rats. The discovery could open new therapeutic avenues.
Project Silica, Microsoft wants to store data in glass for 10.000 years
With 7TB of space on a single slab, Microsoft's Project Silica can revolutionize the way we store data for future generations.
Houston, we have a prairie bridge that spans a highway
Nelson Byrd Woltz transforms a Houston highway bridge into a prairie, a symbol of nature's triumph over the city.
Apple, there is iPhone 15, but iPhone 12 suspended in France: too much radiation
France suspends sales of the iPhone 12 due to radiation levels exceeding the legal limit. Apple has two weeks to respond.
Jelly Drops, water bonbons to hydrate those suffering from Alzheimer's
Jelly Drops, innovative water bonbons, help hydrate those suffering from dementia, especially during heat waves
How to replace a backup battery and when to do it
Today we are talking about the buffer battery: a small component of our computers that often goes unnoticed and which, at times, can be the cause of even serious problems and malfunctions. That's right! Despite its small size, the buffer battery plays a fundamental role within our devices and it is right to learn about its functions and characteristics so as to be able to understand when it is time to replace it. In this article we explain what the buffer battery is, how it works and what its ... Read more
Gluten and the brain: the surprising effect revealed by science
Could gluten cause brain inflammation? Research from the University of Otago illuminates a new aspect of the Western diet.
Claude 2.0 challenges ChatGPT: Battle of the AI Giants
The AI arena is enriched with Claude 2.0, a powerful and user-friendly model that challenges rivals. Starting with ChatGPT. Who is stronger?
Project M³: 'living' motorcycle concept that is linked to its rider
This futuristic 'living' motorcycle concept takes the interaction between man and technology to a level never seen before.
Mind Breakthrough: Closer to the Origins of Theta Waves
Theta waves, long a mystery to neuroscientists, may hold the key to slowing cognitive decline.
Journey into Generation Alpha, the first to be born and grow with AI
Generation Alpha kids will grow up in the age of AI. If Gen Z is the “digital natives”, they will be “artificial natives”. Let's take a look into the future of those born from 2010 onwards.
