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In today's world, modern celebrities and artists seem to be primarily concerned with their image and whether or not it is aligned with the politically correct thought of the day. It is for this reason that it's easy to sit up and take note when a
The Atlantic, a once-great magazine, has determined that the total eclipse of the sun due to occur on Monday will fail to affect enough black people.
Cannabis for diabetes - is there such a thing?
Carnegie Mellon University Professor, Jesse Schell, dives into a world of game development which will emerge from the popular "Facebook Games" era. The original video is from:
(Natural News) Advancements in nanotechnology and synthetic biology could usher in new diagnostic technologies that may kill cancer cells or switch off aberrant genes. These are but a few implied uses of the recent experiments being made by researche
Police in the "Empire State" of New York have reportedly proposed the implementation of a new device that would be able to detect when drivers are using their cell phones.
The idea that one's sexuality is a feeling and not a biological fact "is doing much damage to families, adolescents, and children and should be confronted as an opinion without biological foundation wherever it emerges," said Dr. McHugh in his
For this study, researchers prospectively analyzed data from the Nurses' Health Study and the Health Professionals Follow-Up Study for a 22-year period. A total of 77,218 women and 47,810 men were included in the analysis, for a total of 2,278,396
UCLA researchers have discovered a new way to activate the stem cells in the hair follicle to make hair grow (in mice).
A research team, led by Professor Nicola Pugno at the University of Trento, Italy, succeeded in having their spiders produce silk with up to three times the strength and ten times the toughness of the regular material.
The Metallic Hydrogen Wigner–Huntington transition is only a piece of the story, – the problem of high pressure hydrogen metallization is much more interesting than we thought just a few years ago, with intriguing intermediate phases with unexpec
Neuroscientists who painstakingly map the twists and turns of neural circuitry through the brain are about to see their field expand to an industrial scale.
"With artificial intelligence, we're summoning the demon," - Elon Musk
Neuroscientists who painstakingly map the twists and turns of neural circuitry through the brain are about to see their field expand to an industrial scale.
Neuroscientists who painstakingly map the twists and turns of neural circuitry through the brain are about to see their field expand to an industrial scale.
Google's Lunar XPrize just announced new prizes.
Daniel Kraft is a Stanford and Harvard trained physician-scientist, inventor, entrepreneur and innovator.
Existing 51 qubit quantum simulator using rubidium atoms could scale to hundreds of qubits
Existing 51 qubit quantum simulator using rubidium atoms could scale to hundreds of qubits
There are approximately 40 trillion microorganisms living in your gut. They help you digest your food, produce beneficial and harmful chemicals, control infections by pathogens, regulate your immune system, and even control your emotions (ever have a
Testing the limits of software
Fourteen of the biggest US tech companies filed a brief with the Supreme Court on Monday supporting more rigorous warrant requirements for law enforcement seeking certain cell phone data, such as location information. In the statement, the signatorie
Australian company Euclideon has built a working prototype of what it calls the world's first true multi-user hologram table.
with a single touch… what could go wrong? Image: New medical technology allows scientists to genetically alter your organs with a single touch… what could go wrong? (Natural News) A new breakthrough technology has been developed that can help to
The Thursday after my visit to the sanitarium, I showed up early to the TCM lunch at Jay's Bar. I brought a legal pad and a pen, sat down, and started making notes.
In reality, the North Korean rocket fired twice last month -- the Hwasong-14 -- is a 'sub-level' ICBM that will not be able to deliver nuclear warheads to the continental United States.
Space is indifferent to your suffering. It doesn't care that it'll freeze you to death unless you're wearing a fancy suit, or that even before freezing you'll suffocate in its vacuum. And it certainly doesn't care how difficult it is for hu
The really top-drawer dystopian novels end up like news accounts that got published a couple of decades before the events they describe.
Tu discovered the properties of artemisinin (qinghaosu in Chinese) after reading traditional Chinese texts that dated to this era listing medicinal herb preparations. The route to the discovery and its dissemination was not easy due to both the dif
Let's call her Sophie. The description we'll give could be that of any woman who is on the autistic spectrum without knowing it. Because they're intelligent and used to compensating for communication impediments they may not be consciously awar
