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Scientists create synthetic brain cell
Apr 25, 2011
Researchers have for the first time created a synthetic synapse circuit whose behaviour duplicates the function of a brain cell.... Read More
Laser igniters to replace spark plugs
Apr 24, 2011
Laser igniters are set to revolutionise transportation by replacing spark plugs that have powered internal combustion engines for more than 120 years.... Read More
Is microchip at 50 ready for retirement?
Apr 24, 2011
After 50 years of tectonic improvements, the microchip may be finally be reaching its limits. ... Read More
UAE launches satellite from French Guiana
Apr 23, 2011
The United Arab Emirates Saturday successfully launched its communications satellite from the European Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana.... Read More
Melting ice in Canadian Arctic bigger player in sea-level rise
Apr 22, 2011
Melting glaciers and ice caps on Canadian Arctic islands play a much greater role in sea-level rise than scientists previously suspected,... Read More
See the heart beating on this new MRI system!
Apr 21, 2011
In a major stride in cardiac research, German scientists have developed one of the world's most powerful magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems - nearly 150,000 times as strong as the earth's magnet... Read More
A bionic leg which responds to muscular signals
Apr 21, 2011
As Hailey Daniswicz flexes her thigh muscles, electrodes attached to her send messages to a computer avatar to flex its knee and ankle -- parts of her leg missing for six years.... Read More
Amazing car paint that covers up scratches
Apr 21, 2011
Researchers have developed a car paint that smoothens any scratches or chips when placed under ultra violet light.... Read More
Video game violence harmful for teenagers, evidence shows
Apr 21, 2011
Scientific evidence shows that exposure to video game violence can harm teenagers.... Read More
Why some people are born 'yes men'
Apr 20, 2011
Some people are born 'yes men', thanks to their genes which make them more likely to follow other people's directives.... Read More