Category: Living
American Space Legend John Glenn Has Died at 95
(GIZMODO) – John Glenn, an aviation legend and the first American astronaut to orbit the...
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Caesarean Births ‘Affecting Human Evolution’
(BBC) – The regular use of Caesarean sections is having an impact on human evolution, say...
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PEORIA, Ill., Oct. 7, 2016 – Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) announced today that it is working with Bechtel, Brick and Mortar Ventures and Bradley University to sponsor NASA’s latest Centennial Challenge—the 3D-Printed...
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John Kerry Says Saving the Oceans Is a ‘Life or Death’ Issue
(National Geographic) – The world’s oceans generate more than half the oxygen we breathe and...
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Can Humanity Survive the 21st Century?
(PHYS.ORG) – Our civilisation faces the greatest challenge in the history of our species. It...
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Vertical Farming: Eliminating Growing Seasons and Supporting Locals
(Reuters) – The world’s largest vertical farm aims to feed the masses in urban centers by...
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Tent Camping Could Lead to Flame Retardant Exposure
(ACS) – For campers, nothing beats sleeping in a tent in the great outdoors. But scientists...
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Helix Conducts Research As You Write
(TECH CRUNCH) – Researchers often need to go beyond Google to find the kind of medical...
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App Turns Your Phone Into Mental Health Coach
(Reuters) – A new app promises to measure and help alleviate stress by turning your phone...
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A Breath Test for Malaria
(Rueters) – Researchers in the United States are developing a breath test for malaria, an...
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Ultra-Sensitive Camera Sees Around Corners
(Reuters) – An ultra-sensitive camera that can locate single photons, by firing laser pulses...
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China Tech Workers Asleep on the Job – with the Boss’s Blessing
BEIJING (Reuters) – Dai Xiang has slept his way to the top. The 40-year-old Beijinger got...
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