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5 Reasons to Halt Biomass Imports for Bioenergy

Incorrect way of using biomass for energy generation. Co-authored by Rita Frost, this post delves into the environmental impacts of biomass. Whether using wood or fossil fuels for energy, both contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and exacerbate climate change. The practice of importing biomass or fossil fuels for energy production has significant consequences for climate change...

Taiwan Aims to Counter Drones by MID-2024

Soldiers in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, are engaged in drills with tactical, close-range rotary-wing drones. Taiwan Aims to Counter Drones by MID-2024.Soldiers in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, conduct drills with tactical, close-range rotary-wing drones. Taiwan is intensifying efforts to speed up the advancement and manufacturing of military drones and countermeasures. This involves expanding national defense programs and prioritizing autonomous...

The way Diabetes Hinders the Healing Process in the Eye

Credit: Pixaobay Researchers have presented fresh insights into the mechanism by which diabetes affects the healing of eye wounds. For the first time, they have identified two related disease-associated changes to the cornea. Investigators at Cedars-Sinai have gained fresh insights into how diabetes hampers wound healing in the eye. For the first time, they have identified...

Enabling Machine Learning to Inquire Can Enhance its Intelligence

Credit: Pixaobay Researchers from Duke University's biomedical engineering department have showcased a novel approach that significantly enhances the performance of machine learning models in the search for new molecular therapeutics, even when utilizing only a small portion of the available data. By employing an algorithm that actively detects gaps in datasets, the accuracy of the...

EPFL Engineers Demonstrate Path to Net-Zero Emissions in Crucial Industrial Sectors

Credit: Unsplush. Engineers at EPFL in Sion, Switzerland, have made significant strides in addressing carbon emissions from essential industrial sectors. Integrating carbon capture and mineralization directly within industries has showcased the potential for achieving net-zero and net-negative emissions. This research, carried out by the Laboratory of Industrial Process and Energy Systems Engineering (IPESE), focuses on key...

Probiotics and Cognitive Decline: Addressing Aging’s Effects on the Brain

A recent study indicates that probiotics may improve cognitive function and potentially prevent age-related cognitive decline by modulating the gut microbiome. Particularly in individuals with mild cognitive impairment, shifts in gut microbiome composition, such as decreases in the abundance of Prevotella bacteria, correlated with improved cognitive scores. Credit: Pixaobay Recent research highlights the gut's crucial role in...

Neuralink, Mind Control or Advanced Technology

“I am so secure about Neuralink that I can implant it in my kids”. Elon Musk Technology has come way too far, isn't it? Today we more often hear about a Neuralink´s coin size device capable of making humans control several devices just with their thought. Well, this has also implications for important fields such...

Study Uncovers that a Mutated Swine Flu Virus Could Pose a Threat Once More to Our Health

Credit: Pixaobay The possibility exists that swine flu could undergo evolution and resurface in humans. However, by implementing measures to control its transmission among individuals in close contact with pigs, we can effectively avert such a scenario. The first instance of swine flu (H1N1pdm09) in humans was documented in 2009, marking 14 years since its initial...

Six Revolutionary Tech Inventions Debuted in 2023

Credit: Unsplash. Advancements in tech continue to progress at a faster pace, aimed at improving human life by meeting various needs conveniently. Each year, numerous new discoveries are introduced and marketed globally, with positive impacts on various aspects of human life. Here are some of the latest technological findings in 2023: Nothing Phone: A unique smartphone with...

Scientists Have Discovered Which Region of Rats’ Brains Becomes Active When they Giggle

Credit: Pixaobay What occurs in the brain during tickling? Back in 1999, researchers discovered that rats emit vocalizations similar to humans when tickled. The question arises: do they laugh or react aggressively due to irritation? At the neurobiological level, studies have successfully identified brain regions responsible for fear, reward, sensory processing, and cognition, but the understanding...