Science & Technology
AI Doctor Technology Transforms Tongue Diagnosis with Near-Perfect Accuracy
August 14, 2024
AI Doctor Technology Transforms Tongue Diagnosis with Near-Perfect Accuracy
Researchers from Middle Technical University in Iraq and the University of South Australia have developed a groundbreaking machine learning system capable of diagnosing various health conditions through tongue analysis, New Atlas reported yesterday. This innovative approach builds on centuries of…
Ocean of water lies beneath Mars’s surface, news study suggests
August 14, 2024
Ocean of water lies beneath Mars’s surface, news study suggests
A new study reveals that significant amounts of water may lie hidden beneath Mars’s surface, potentially forming an ocean, Al-Jazeera reported yesterday. The discovery stems from seismic data collected by NASA’s Mars InSight lander, which recorded over 1,300 marsquakes before…
Scientists Discover Largest Protein in Nature in Algae Toxin
August 10, 2024
Scientists Discover Largest Protein in Nature in Algae Toxin
Scientists have unveiled the largest known protein in biology, named PKZILLA-1, found in the algae Prymnesium parvum, commonly known as golden algae, New Atlas reported on Thursday. This colossal protein measures up to 1,250 nanometers (nm) in length and weighs…
Chinese team develops world’s first AI training system that runs entirely on light
August 10, 2024
Chinese team develops world’s first AI training system that runs entirely on light
A groundbreaking advancement in artificial intelligence has emerged from a team at Tsinghua University in Beijing, which has developed the world’s first fully optical AI training system, the Taichi-II chip, South China Morning Post reported yesterday. This innovative chip represents…
Scientists Propose Innovative Plan to Terraform Mars
August 9, 2024
Scientists Propose Innovative Plan to Terraform Mars
Researchers from the University of Chicago, Northwestern University, and the University of Central Florida have unveiled a groundbreaking plan to make Mars more habitable, earth.com reported yesterday. By releasing engineered dust particles into the Martian atmosphere, they aim to increase…
Neuralink Achieves Milestone with Second Brain-Computer Interface Implant
August 5, 2024
Neuralink Achieves Milestone with Second Brain-Computer Interface Implant
Neuralink, founded by Elon Musk, has successfully implanted its brain-computer interface device in a second patient, enabling paralyzed individuals to control digital devices with their thoughts, The Guardian reported yesterday. This follows the success of the first patient, Noland Arbaugh,…
Nutrient-Rich Diet May Slow Biological Aging in Women
July 31, 2024
Nutrient-Rich Diet May Slow Biological Aging in Women
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that a nutrient-rich diet low in added sugars can slow biological aging in middle-aged women, Live Science reported yesterday. Researchers found that women consuming more vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants exhibited “younger-looking”…
Revolutionary Maglev Titanium Heart Implanted in Patient
July 29, 2024
Revolutionary Maglev Titanium Heart Implanted in Patient
In a groundbreaking medical achievement, the BiVACOR total artificial heart, utilizing magnetically levitated technology akin to high-speed rail systems, has been successfully implanted in a human patient for the first time, New Atlas website reported recently. This innovative heart, approximately…
With limited number of users and publishers, OpenAI tests SearchGPT engine
July 27, 2024
With limited number of users and publishers, OpenAI tests SearchGPT engine
OpenAI said that it is testing a new search engine called SearchGPT that uses generative AI to provide results, potentially challenging Google’s dominance in the online search market. The company announced on Thursday that SearchGPT will initially launch with a…
Mercury May Hide a Diamond Layer, Research Suggests
July 26, 2024
Mercury May Hide a Diamond Layer, Research Suggests
New research indicates that Mercury, the smallest planet in the solar system, could harbor a diamond layer up to 10 miles thick beneath its crust, Sky News reported yesterday. Scientists from China and Belgium analyzed data from NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft,…