The below Jul. 24, 2019 press release from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. US cities are ramping up their clean energy efforts, notably … Read more
Cell biologists are within striking distance of “partial reprogramming”. Already, technology has arrived to turn an old cell into a young cell in a Petri … Read more
An intelligent water gun that uses facial recognition to identify its targets is helping to highlight some of the emerging human rights issues surrounding artificial … Read more
Neuroscientist Dr Domenica Bueti often plays an altered version of the classic aria La donna è mobile when she gives talks about the importance of time perception. … Read more
In June 2018, World Health Organization (WHO) released new International classification of Diseases (ICD 11), in which Chapter 26 includes now the standardized wordings for … Read more
Every now and then, there are some really good ideas that come to light in motion pictures. One that I thought was a good one … Read more
In sweltering swamps, you seethe And sweat. Shedding layers to Acclimatise to the rising heat, Learning to bask in the warmth Of its embrace as … Read more
In many communities contemplating improving local transit service, for them the mode choice is clear: Bus rapid transit or BRT. I have heard BRT described … Read more
by: Alex Whiting Europeans can slash their fuel bills and have a significant impact on curbing global greenhouse gas emissions by buying more energy efficient … Read more
by: Vittoria D’Alessio Scientists are getting closer to understanding how to turn the body’s energy-storing white fat cells into energy-burning beige fat cells, opening up … Read more
In the United States, where transportation and land use are concerned, it seems like we’ve come such a long way. But, have we really? While … Read more
From anti-aging to the search for alien life, we promise to never bore.