Science-Technology
The tantalizing possibilities of flexible electronics
“Supercritical” CO2
We have to put the star of Bethlehem in the night sky of the internet
Metamaterials, Photonics, Nanophotonics, Bending seismic waves
Faulty statistical methods that have been embedded in the scientific process
Highly original work is still rare. Among the patents and papers, very few can be regarded as groundbreaking, or the best, or the first in their fields
Open-access journals have mushroomed into a global industry, driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions
The scientists discovered that they could eliminate the energy-intensive steps of the Kroll process
Kroll Ontrack reveals latest trends in data recovery
A marvel of flexibility as well as being a heckuva conversation piece!
The Bose Quiet Comfort 20 noise cancelling ear buds retail for $329.95 Canadian
More than 2,500 proteins out of the truffle’s nearly 13,000 were similar to existing proteins in other fungi
The scientists noticed that certain dye traits, such as the ability to dissolve in water, affected how well the dye worked.
Amazon Prime Air, Drones
Bill Cosby…far from finished, Star Trek the Next Generation
Three new satellites include innovative technology developed by the University of Calgary
2013 Top Ten List of Data Disasters Compiled by Kroll Ontrack
Installs in minutes and is easily detachable
To unlink smart technology from the wall socket, the team had to rethink what materials are best suited for use in a flexible
If you need a smart phone that can act as either device in a pinch, the Galaxy Mega might be worth checking out
“Everything that happens in the kitchen is science,”
DuPont’s 2011 purchase of industrial enzyme maker Danisco has been “a game changer” as it sheds its performance chemicals businesses.
A mixture of two compounds that could dissolve a set of important semiconducting materials called chalcogenides at room temperature and normal air pressure
A brand-new way that cocaine breaks down and alters proteins
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Turns any ordinary box fan into an efficient and effective whole room air scrubber
TV series adaptation of Stephen King's novel
OrCam is based on artificial intelligence and special algorithms built into a tiny computer that clips onto your eyeglasses.
A new video by the American Chemical Society
The SoundTouch-enabled Wave music system will be available in early December for $649
Titanium dioxide (TiO2)
