Educating a New Generation of Workers
There is a crisis in technical education. The golden road to a career has always been through a college education. However, this “golden road” has developed deep cracks and is…
Honda’s in-house solid-state batteries will be 50 percent smaller
Honda doesn't just want to power future EVs with solid-state batteries; it wants to build the actual batteries. It took a big step this month, unveiling a demo production line that will be used to refine the batteries and manufacturing process. Source of Article
Implants made of your blood could repair broken bone
The body has a remarkable ability to heal injuries, but it has its limits. Now scientists have developed a way to improve on the natural process, making implants created from a patient’s own blood to regenerate injuries, even repairing bone. Source of Article
First image of the shape of a single photon revealed in light study
The first direct visualization of the shape of a photon has been created. These particles of light are impossible to photograph, but UK physicists have now calculated their wave function to produce an accurate image of a photon as it’s emitted. Source of Article
Plant-root casts could find use in lab-grown organs and more
Even if you don't know what 3D microfluidic networks are, that doesn't change the fact that they have some very valuable possible uses. Scientists have now devised a much easier method of making the things, by taking casts of plant roots. Source of Article
Extraordinary high-rise rips apart the heart of the city
OODA continues to make its mark on Tirana, Albania, with yet another eye-catching project. Named Ndarja, it's envisioned as a square high-rise building that has been pulled apart to create a pair of towers. Source of Article
Review: 2024 Nissan Ariya is a fitting replacement for the Leaf
The Leaf, long the everyman’s EV, was small, practical, and low priced. The Ariya is a good replacement, though it’s neither as cheap nor as small. Source of Article
Injectable anti-obesity drugs shown to benefit heart health
Studies presented at a recent American Heart Association conference have confirmed the heart health benefits provided by the new anti-obesity drugs, semaglutide and tirzepatide, and how lifestyle interventions for weight loss affect heart biomarkers in diabetics. Source of Article
Amazing new images as 37-trillion-cell ‘human atlas’ nears first draft
The hugely ambitious project of mapping the estimated 37.2 trillion cells of the human body is close to reaching a historic milestone – the first draft of the 'atlas.' We got a glimpse at what's in store from this unprecedented biological guidebook. Source of Article
Bitdefender Team Discovers Threats To Microsoft Teams And Quick Assist
Tyler Cross Published on: November 22, 2024 Senior Writer Researchers with the cybersecurity company Bitdefender’s MDR team recently discovered three new threats to Microsoft Teams and Quick Assist. These threats…