Docomo stands by bullish outlook for fiscal 2020
Japan-based NTT Docomo introduced a range of lower-priced data plans to attract new subscribers after recording a profit gain and flat mobile revenue for the first three quarters of fiscal…
First-of-a-kind sweat sensor tracks stress levels around the clock
Scientists have developed a patch designed to continuously monitor stress levels over the course of the day, which they hope will make it easier to spot signs of stress-related disease caused by disruptions to natural hormonal cycles. Source of Article
Suzuki’s outrageous Hayabusa gets a ground-up third-gen overhaul
The Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa was nothing short of shocking on debut in 1999, instantly becoming the fastest production bike of the century and an icon of speed and function-focused design. And 22 years later, we finally get a ground-up overhaul. Source of Article
Cold gas cloud in our galaxy could be hiding universe’s missing matter
By studying the twinkling of stars, astronomers in Australia have discovered a huge cloud of cold gas in our galaxy, not far from Earth. This invisible mass could provide new hints about where to find the universe’s missing matter. Source of Article
Regular oral doses of ketamine significantly reduce suicidal thoughts
The notion of using ketamine as an anti-depressant is gathering steam, and a new study has shown how this might work in practice, with chronic suicidality sufferers offered rapid relief through oral administration of the drug in clinical settings. Source of Article
2020 Travel Photographer of the Year awards: All the winners and more
2020 was the worst year for travel in decades, but if this selection of images from the 2020 Travel Photographer of the Year awards is any indication, it's been an extraordinary year for visual creativity. Enjoy this vicarious feast of a gallery. Source of Article
50,000-year-old poop reveals Neanderthals’ gut microbiomes
Scientists have studied 50,000-year-old Neanderthal poop, and analyzed the DNA of microbes to determine their gut microbiome. Many species are still present in modern humans, revealing the "old friend" bacteria that may be most crucial to our health. Source of Article
Interview With Rich Hale – ActiveNAV
Aviva Zacks of Safety Detectives had the unique opportunity to interview Rich Hale, CTO of ActiveNAV, who told her all about his RAF experience and how it influenced his cyber…
Why your company may need to build its own chips
Commentary: Enterprises have had to become software savvy, and the time may come when they need to start building their own hardware as well. Find out how this relates to Ford's F-150 truck news.
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AI tech reproduces realistic music from silent piano-playing videos
It's easy to imagine a program that could visually identify which pieces of music were being performed in silent piano-playing videos. A new AI system goes further, however, by reproducing the sound of that piano-playing in a realistic fashion. Source of Article
