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Novel Front-Loading Exoskeleton Gets Paralyzed Patients Up and Walking

Novel Front-Loading Exoskeleton Gets Paralyzed Patients Up and Walking

KAIST’s WalkON Suit F1 is revolutionizing mobility for paraplegic patients, New Atlas reported yesterday. Unlike traditional exoskeletons that require assistance, this innovative device can autonomously approach a wheelchair user, wrap around their legs and body, and help them stand and…
Google Develops AI to Enhance Web Browsing Experience

Google Develops AI to Enhance Web Browsing Experience

Alphabet’s Google is reportedly developing an artificial intelligence system, code-named Project Jarvis, designed to take over web browsers for tasks like research and shopping, Reuters reported yesterday. According to a report by The Information, the technology will be showcased in…
Scientists At UCLA Discover Protein That Repairs Heart Damage

Scientists At UCLA Discover Protein That Repairs Heart Damage

UCLA researchers have identified a protein called GPNMB that may significantly aid heart recovery after a heart attack, SciTech Daily reported yesterday. Released by bone marrow-derived immune cells known as macrophages, GPNMB promotes tissue repair by binding to the GPR39…
New Camera Technology Reveals Animal Color Perception

New Camera Technology Reveals Animal Color Perception

A groundbreaking camera system developed by researcher Vera Vasas and her team at George Mason University allows humans to experience the world through the eyes of various animal species, Earth.com reported yesterday. This innovative technology captures colors as animals perceive…
Four Astronauts Return to Earth After Extended ISS Mission

Four Astronauts Return to Earth After Extended ISS Mission

Four astronauts returned to Earth on Friday, October 25, after nearly eight months aboard the International Space Station (ISS), a stay prolonged due to issues with Boeing’s Starliner capsule and Hurricane Milton, The Guardian reported yesterday. A SpaceX Crew Dragon…
Electro-Agriculture: A Revolutionary Method Reducing Land Use by 94%

Electro-Agriculture: A Revolutionary Method Reducing Land Use by 94%

A groundbreaking innovation known as electro-agriculture could drastically transform food production by reducing land requirements by 94%. The electro-agriculture method, developed by bioengineers Robert Jinkerson and Feng Jiao, utilizes a solar-powered chemical reaction to convert CO2 into acetate, which can…
US Unveils New AI Strategy for National Security

US Unveils New AI Strategy for National Security

On Thursday, October 24, President Joe Biden announced a groundbreaking National Security Memorandum (NSM) aimed at positioning the United States as a leader in Artificial Intelligence (AI) while safeguarding human rights and privacy, Al Jazeera reported yesterday. The memo outlines…
Russian scientists pinpoint date of largest volcanic eruption in 10,000 years

Russian scientists pinpoint date of largest volcanic eruption in 10,000 years

Scientists from Ural Federal University, supported by the Russian Science Foundation, have determined the precise date of the largest volcanic eruption in the past 10,000 years. After analyzing the tree rings of subfossilized trees in the Yamal Peninsula, northern Siberia,…
New MIT Research Enables 3D Printing of Electronics Without Semiconductors

New MIT Research Enables 3D Printing of Electronics Without Semiconductors

Researchers at MIT have developed a method to 3D print active electronics, such as transistors, using a copper-doped polymer, eliminating the need for traditional semiconductors, New Atlas reported yesterday. This breakthrough could facilitate electronics fabrication in remote locations, including spacecraft.…
Diamond Dust Injection: A Potential Solution to Global Warming

Diamond Dust Injection: A Potential Solution to Global Warming

Research suggests that injecting five million tons of diamond dust annually into the stratosphere could lower global temperatures by 1.6 degrees Celsius, Anadolu Agency reported citing Science.org. Inspired by volcanic eruptions that historically cooled the Earth, scientists are exploring this…
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