How can and should governments respond to and better protect themselves from serious cyberattacks from hostile nations? Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto The attackers who exploited a security flaw in SolarWinds' Orion…
Adobe has released beta versions of its popular video and audio editing software designed to run natively on Apple's M1 chipset. The new Adobe software will run better on Apple…
Back in early 2016, Micro Mobility Systems AG revealed an electric reworking of the front-loading BMW Idetta bubble car. Now the company has started building and testing prototypes ahead of manufacture in 2021. Source of Article
BIG has completed a residential building in New York City. Named The Smile after its curving street-facing side, which looks like a smile from a bird's eye view, it contains a mixture of luxury housing, high-end amenities, and affordable housing. Source of Article
Pharma companies are using every tool in the digital transformation toolbox to make and deliver billions of doses safely and quickly. Carrier is working with AWS to improve the cold…
What a wonderful opportunity Aviva Zacks of Safety Detectives had to interview Joe Stornelli, Principal and Founder of JS Tech. She asked him about his company’s “everything is a service”…
Short takeoff and landing aircraft might prove an efficient alternative to eVTOLs in the early days of electric flight, using super-short runways – maybe even on top of buildings – while flying much farther on a charge than the eVTOLs. Source of Article
An international team of researchers has made a discovery that could prove useful to the efforts to preserve the world's coral reefs, using the CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing tool to identify a key gene that regulates their response to heat stress. Source of Article
Dark matter should outnumber regular matter five to one, yet it remains frustratingly elusive. But there might be ways to spot it, and now astronomers have scanned neutron stars for telltale signals of a proposed dark matter particle called an axion. Source of Article
With the move towards electric aviation comes new opportunities to explore what a powertrain looks like, and Airbus is experimenting with a new design that builds entire hydrogen propulsion units, tanks and all, into detachable pods along the wings. Source of Article
Copyright © 2024 Nasni Consultants Ltd. All Rights Reserved