GSMA pushes for generous 6GHz allocations
LIVE FROM GSMA MOBILE 360 ASIA PACIFIC, SINGAPORE: Industry association GSMA tipped the increasingly popular 6GHz band to play a vital role in supporting 5G rollouts worldwide, but cautioned decisions…
Europe’s last known panda struggled to chew bamboo
Scientists analyzing fossilized teeth unearthed in Bulgaria around 40 years ago have traced them to their original owner, which they believe to be Europe's last giant panda, a close relative of the giant pandas found in China today. Source of Article
Dead-bug biofilm creates powerful evaporation battery
Wearable electronics could soon be powered by dead microbes. New research out of UMass Amherst has demonstrated a biofilm that generates electricity from sweat, harnessing the corpses of dead bacteria – and it's at least as effective as a battery. Source of Article
Synthetic embryos grown from stem cells don’t need sperm or eggs
Researchers have created some of the most advanced synthetic mouse embryos out of stem cells, removing the need for sperm, eggs and even a womb. The technology could help us understand development and eventually be used to grow organs for transplant. Source of Article
James Webb shines incredible new light on chaotic Cartwheel Galaxy
Another stunning example of the James Webb Space Telescope's power has arrived courtesy of the instrument's advanced infrared cameras, which have illuminated incredible new components of what's known as the Cartwheel Galaxy. Source of Article
Powdered sodium battery design promises a 15% leap in energy density
An exciting candidate when it comes to alternative battery chemistries is sodium-ion, and a research team in Russia has developed a novel battery of this ilk that boasts some impressive energy density, and may also be resistant to low temperatures. Source of Article
Polio detected in wastewater from New York county with only 60% vax rate
Following recent reports of the first polio case in the US in almost a decade, the CDC reported the virus has been detected in wastewater samples as far back as June in Rockland County, a region north of New York City known for low vaccination rates. Source of Article
Heart disease from red meat linked to certain gut bacteria metabolites
A new study has homed in on how animal proteins can raise heart disease risk, by illustrating the way metabolites produced by certain gut bacteria while digesting red meat play a significant role in cardiovascular disease. Source of Article
How to choose IIoT software: Must-have features for any business
Learn which IIoT platform features are essential and access TechRepublic Premium resources that will simplify your search for the ideal software. Image: Adobe Stock/KANDA EUATHAM The Industrial Internet of Things…
Black Kite: Cost of data breach averages $15 million
With the median cost per incident coming in at $130,000, most data breaches do not cross the $1 million threshold. Image: Adobe Stock Based on a review of 2,400 cyber…
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