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Taza Aya’s Worker Wearable Protection device keeps airborne virus particles from reaching a workers mouth and nose with an air curtain. That air is pre-treated to kill any viruses. Image credit: Jeremy Little, Michigan Engineering

Invisible Air Shield Blocks 99.8% of Airborne Pathogens

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New dart launcher may be better way to inject animals with drugs

A friendly robot shoveling snow

Robots could clear snow, assist at crosswalks, monitor sidewalks for traffic

The Supercritical Transformational Electric Power (STEP) Demo pilot plant — a $169 million, 10-megawatt supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2) test facility at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) in San Antonio — has generated electricity for the first time. SwRI collaborated with project lead GTI Energy and GE Vernova, the U.S. Department of Energy/National Energy Technology Laboratory, and several industry participants to develop the STEP Demo project.

Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Power Plant Generates Electricity for the First Time

Some people avoid smartphones and instead use a dumbphone – a traditional mobile phone or a reduced-feature designer phone.

Ditching Smartphones: The Challenges and Consequences of Going Old-School

a cartoon, humanized apple looking for data with a magnifying glass

Keeping your data from Apple is harder than expected

a robot doctor talking to a human patient

Chatbot outperformed physicians in clinical reasoning in head-to-head study

A digitally altered video, photo or audio recording, deepfakes are typically used maliciously to spread disinformation and create confusion.

Questions to ask about government use of deepfakes

single woman using artificial intelligence to help with her dating app chat with a prospective match

‘Singles in America’ study: Daters breaking the ice with AI

Schematic illustration of syringe-injectable inflammation-responsive hydrogel for suppression of inflammatory microglia for preventing photoreceptor death in retinitis pigmentosa.

New treatment developed to dramatically slow down the progression of blindness-causing retinal diseases

A computer terminal looking ominous

It’s getting harder to distinguish between reality and delusion, thanks to technology

Professor Semali Perera with FOAM3R foam

Air purifier design promises virus-stopping performance and zero waste

To Assistant Professor Azahar Ali, three technologies stand out for their potential to advance climate-smart, precision agriculture: wearable agriculture sensors, smart devices, and artificial intelligence.

Revolutionizing Agriculture: Advanced Technologies to Transform Global Farming

One of the studied burnt mudbricks.

Researchers use earth’s magnetic field to verify Old Testament event

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