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Because the future will be bright beyond all expectations

December 26 2019October 1, 2019

Humanity is moving very quickly towards a rosy future. A perfect world, even if perfection will never be fully achieved. Does this seem like an unreasonable prediction to you? Think that the alternative is self-destruction. Tertium non datur, and the dystopias of the various films are unlikely. One of the best films seen in recent years was Interstellar, but as much as I loved it, it has a weak point: it is set in a future that is not at all rosy. A dystopian nightmare in which storms… Read more

A new method makes him rediscover his vision 25 years after attack with acid

24 September 2019

A 44-year-old is the first patient to regain his sight with innovative UK NHS treatment based on stem cells from the healthy eye

WHO: A pandemic would cause 80 million deaths in less than 36 hours

21 September 2019

The WHO: a pandemic would cause carnage, setting society's clock back many decades in less than 36 months.

80 years of Batman: 5 things that make him a friend of the future

21 September 201920 September 2019

Tomorrow 80 years of Batman are celebrated, a superhero who has no supernatural powers but focuses on advanced technologies.

Asgardia, the space state designed by the Russian billionaire

24 September 201918 September 2019

In its founder's plans, Asgardia will be an "archipelago" of large orbiting space stations capable of hosting up to 15 million people.

Metformin regenerates the brain, but it only works on women, children and mice

October 12, 202214 September 2019

In-depth analyzes of metformin showed a strong difference between the sexes: female specimens react better, on males it does not work.

Osteocalcin, discovered its role: it is a stress hormone

12 September 2019

A study published today reveals the true role of osteocalcin produced by bones: it is a stress hormone, which overturns current knowledge.

Hybrid robot swims and takes off using water as a propellant

12 September 2019

Imperial College researchers have invented a hybrid robot that requires just 0.2 grams of calcium carbide to use water as a fuel

Does weightlessness kill cancer cells?

16 September 201911 September 2019

A group of researchers plans to send cancer cells into space after research in a microgravity environment showed notable effects.

The next Martian rover will have an autonomous mini helicopter

5 September 2019

The aircraft, announced in May 2018, will be able to detach itself from the Martian rover and travel on its own, exploring the surface of the red planet.

Really: how many chances do we have to live forever?

November 9, 20195 September 2019

The prospect of living forever exalts many, terrifies many. What weight does this aspiration and this fear have? The answer of 4 scientists.

Get back the view with corneal transplant from iPS

4 September 2019

Corneal transplantation from induced pluripotent cells (iPS) on July 27, then course and discharge on August 23. The patient has already regained her sight.

'Solar petrol' stores energy from the sun for 18 years

3 September 2019

One of the most important alternative sources of energy is photovoltaic. Solar energy, growing everywhere (especially in China), is available in abundance and 100% renewable. The problem that has always plagued solar energy researchers is not its availability and renewability, but the possibility of storing it for a long time in a battery. This has until now prevented it from being used for long-term solutions. A research team from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden… Read more

Cheer Project, eco-sustainable products from pine needles

August 27 2019

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Each phase of the process is natural and gives life to biodegradable, fireproof, waterproof and recyclable products. Pine needles: aesthetic and ecological triumph.

Lactose intolerant and vegan, synthetic milk arrives

August 18 2019

Perfect Day vegan animal free milk a gamechanger

Perfect Day has obtained in the laboratory the protein part of the milk which forms the core with water and fats. The synthetic milk market is born.

Canine, the robotic stick of our old age

August 16 2019

A research team from Columbia Engineering took inspiration from the traditional cane for the blind. The result is a “robotic stick,” an assistant equipped with a LiDAR laser that offers the ability to “touch” objects with light to help traverse a space. Canine (from “Dog”, stick) is the name of this device that redefines the concept of spatial autonomy and improves walking stability for everyone, blind and blind. According to a preliminary investigation carried out by… Read more

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