China 5G footprint continues to dwarf global total
LIVE FROM HUAWEI GLOBAL ANALYST SUMMIT: China’s massive 5G rollout accounted for 60 per cent of the global base station count at end-February with next-generation customers representing 56 per cent…
HHS Releases Cybersecurity Resources to Tackle Cyberattacks in Healthcare
Kamso Oguejiofor-Abugu Published on: April 19, 2023 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) 405(d) Program has released three resources for healthcare and public health (HPH) organizations, including…
MetaMask Customers’ Personal Information Breached in Cybersecurity Incident
Kamso Oguejiofor-Abugu Published on: April 19, 2023 ConsenSys, the parent company of Ethereum wallet MetaMask, has revealed the occurrence of a cyber-security incident, which targeted a third-party service provider that…
In Nigeria today, which is more important: GDP growth or employment growth?
Ade Atobatele argues that given Nigeria's current scenario, technology can be instrumental in supporting both employment and GDP growth. Source of Article
Earpiece zaps nerves to rewire the brain and speed stroke recovery
Engineers at ETH Zurich have developed a wearable system that can help patients regain movement and mobility after a stroke. The system consists of a motion-sensing watch and an earpiece that zaps a nerve to help rewire neural circuits. Source of Article
Tickling the ivories may improve age-related cognitive decline
As we age, our brains naturally atrophy, and we experience cognitive decline. New research suggests that listening to music or playing a musical instrument may improve cognitive functioning in healthy older people. Source of Article
Clear chemical connection between physical activity and brain health
We've long known of a link between exercise and benefits to the brain, but there's a lot of mystery as to the precise processes involved. Scientists have unlocked another piece of the puzzle, showing how muscle cells fire up important neural pathways. Source of Article
Self-adjusting insulin proves promising for type 1 diabetics
For type 1 diabetics, it's imperative that they maintain healthy blood glucose levels to avoid complications. Researchers have developed a self-adjusting nanoparticle-based insulin that may go some way towards improving blood glucose control. Source of Article
New recipe makes concrete that absorbs more CO2 than it emits
Concrete is one of the largest single sources of human-induced carbon dioxide emissions. Engineers at Washington State University have now developed a new method for making concrete that absorbs more carbon than it emits. Source of Article
Whale-chasing drones are a marine science game-changer, study reveals
Understanding whales has historically been a time-consuming and difficult task for scientists, not least because these magnificent mammals spend about 95% of their days underwater. Now, drone technology is offering a new frontier of vital research. Source of Article
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