US Cyber Security Director to Step Down in 2023
Eric Goldstein Published on: December 23, 2022 The first US national cyber director, Chris Inglis, is planning to resign early next year. The U.S. cybersecurity chief, who also oversees the…
The best smartwatches of 2022
It's been an exciting year in the smart wristwear space, with Google finally releasing the much hyped Pixel Watch and Apple catering to weekend warriors with an adventure wearable. Let's have a look at our picks for the top smartwatches of 2022. Source of Article
NIGCOMSAT: Buhari taps BUA Cement Engineer to head Nigeria’s space firm
President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Engineer Tukur Mohammed Lawal Funtua, a former engineer at BUA Cement Plc, to head Nigeria’s space service provider, Nigeria Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT). Engineer Funtau’s appointment, which takes immediate effect will see him succeeding Dr. Abimbola Alale, who is retiring as the Managing Director of Nigeria Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT), according to […] Source of Article
World’s largest aircraft engine is fully operational and ready to test
Rolls-Royce says it's finished building the first demonstrator for its massive UltraFan engine, which will eventually hit the skies in airliners to be developed in the 2030s. Testing begins soon, with expectations of a 25% leap in efficiency. Source of Article
Amount of microplastics on Mediterranean Sea floor triple in 20 years
A new study documenting the accumulation of microplastic particles on the floor of the Mediterranean Sea has shed some new light on plastic pollution, finding that concentrations of this material on the floor of the Med has tripled since 2000. Source of Article
Bertone resurfaces with 1,100-hp hypercar fueled by plastic waste
One of the great Italian design houses that fell on hard times, Bertone is making a comeback as a modern coach builder. It's given a first look at what the future holds with the GB110, an 1,100-hp hypercar that runs on fuel made from plastic waste. Source of Article
“Hairpins” made of artificial DNA clasp and kill cancer
Researchers in Japan have demonstrated a promising new cancer treatment. The team developed artificial DNA sequences shaped like hairpins that latch onto molecules overexpressed in cancer and trigger a strong immune response. Source of Article
Gene therapy cures kids with rare “bubble-boy” disease in new trial
A rare genetic disease that renders children without a functioning immune system from birth has been effectively cured by an experimental gene therapy. A study has reported on the first 10 children treated with the therapy, all of whom are now healthy. Source of Article
Glassfrogs turn transparent by moving red blood cells into liver
When glassfrogs sleep, they turn their bodies transparent in order to evade predators. Scientists have now discovered that they do so by moving their red blood cells into their liver – and the finding could have implications for human medicine. Source of Article
Distillery floats above Cyprus landscape like a copper sculpture
The Lampadistis Wine Distillery is inspired by the history of winemaking and concrete Brutalism. Located in the heart of Cyprus, the new distillery is constructed from 3,450 L-shaped Ductal concrete modules, eliciting a shimmering copper effect. Source of Article
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