Sat, December 7, 2024

by: Aviation Week

CFM Leap 1 Durability Upgrade Awarded FAA-EASA Certification

A newly developed high-pressure turbine (HPT) upgrade kit to increase CFM Leap 1A time-on-wing has been cleared for use after receiving FAA and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification.

by: Femina

Femina's Fab 65: Dr Annapurni Subramaniam, Director - IIA

Femina's Fab 65 for 2024 Think you need everyday motivation from an app? We bring you better - we bring you the journeys of 65 fabulous women. Be inspired by their trials and tr

by: Nigerian Tribune

Ex-Ekiti commissioner worries over increasing moral decadence in schools

A former commissioner for education, science, and technology in Ekiti State, Kehinde Ojo, has expressed concern over the declining

by: New Scientist

AI found a new way to create quantum entanglement

In a surprise discovery, researchers found a new way to generate quantum entanglement for particles of light, which could make building quantum information networks easier

by: Popular Science

13 jaw-dropping International Landscape Photographer of the Year images

"Patience, perseverance and determination" is what it takes to capture the beauty of Earth, according to Peter Eastway, Chairman of the Judges for the 11th International Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. Move too fast and you'll miss the stunning details of the world around you.

by: Forbes

Mingle With Moths Among The Oak Trees In Houston's Discovery Park

Jen Lewin's fusion of art with technology can be experienced through February 16, 2025, in Houston where her 'ATLAS' installation suspends 24 handcrafted glowing moths from stately oak trees.

by: The New York Times

How A.I. Can Revive a Love of Learning

Of course, evolution is gradual. In the short term, A.I. will help teachers create lesson plans, find illustrative examples and generate quizzes tailored to each student. Customized problem sets will serve as tools to combat cheating while A.I. provides instant feedback.

by: SciTech Daily

Magnetrons Unleashed: From Microwave Popcorn to Cutting-Edge Particle Accelerators

Researchers at Lab are investigating how magnetrons, typically used in microwave ovens, can improve particle accelerators' efficiency and reduce operational costs. The small but mighty gadget could he

by: The Mirror

Senior MP invites Elon Musk to UK and warns Tech Secretary Peter Kyle - 'I'll be on your case'

Chair of the Commons' Technology committee Chi Onwurah warned the Tech Secretary she will be 'on his case' to ensure he delivers on his 'huge ambitions' to make social media safe

by: New America

Unlocking America's Deep Tech Potential: The Case for Federal Investment in Science Entrepreneurs

We have the vision and resources to support entrepreneurship in emerging technology sectors; decisive Congressional action is the final step.

by: Space.com

The yearning for Uranus: A far-out world with a tale to tell

The proposed mission, known as Uranus Orbiter and Probe (UOP), would conduct a multiyear orbital tour to yield knowledge of ice giants in general and the Uranus system in particular, doing so through flybys and the delivery of an atmospheric probe. The payoff: "transformative, breakthrough science across a broad range of topics."

by: inc42

Decoding The Policy Push Giving Wings To India's AI Ambitions

by: Deccan Chronicle

BITS Pilani Partners with Premier Energies for Solar Energy Research

Hyderabad: Birla Institute of Science and Technology (BITS), Pilani, said it had signed an agreement with Premier Energies Ltd to collaborate on solar energy research and development.

by: manilatimes

WATCH: Natl Research Council of the Philippines turns 91

by: Interesting Engineering

Tokamak Energy's fusion facility to get game-changer upgrade as US, UK join hands

The US, UK and Tokamak Energy plan to jointly sponsor a $52 million upgrade to the ST40 experimental fusion facility.

by: businessday

Celebrating Matthew Adebayo's scientific research drive for tackling national challenges

The gown, which symbolises academic excellence, is a powerful tool for addressing a country's challenges, by focusing research on

by: Live Science

World's 1st mechanical qubit uses no light or electronics. It could lead to ultra-precise gravity-sensing tech.

by: Daily Express

I nearly fell for this scary Spotify scam, make sure you don't get caught out next

There's a worrying Spotify scam doing the rounds and here's how to make sure you avoid becoming its next victim.

by: Gizmodo

How Much Do I Need to Change My Face to Avoid Facial Recognition?

A hat and sunglasses may not be enough to fool the most sophisticated facial recognition algorithms.

by: 3FM Isle of Man

More road closures announced

The Department of Infrastructure has announced more closures caused by Storm Darragh. Bridson Street has closed at its junction with Orchard Road due to structural damage to the Cherry Orchard. The road is due to reopen at around 3pm.

by: Richmond

State seed bears fruit at GMU's high-tech center in Arlington

Fuse at Mason Square in Arlington County is meant to be a "beacon for innovation" that brings together faculty, students, business and government.

by: Astronomy

A look back at NEOWISE, the NASA mission that cataloged objects around Earth for over a decade

The project, which gave astronomers a detailed view of near-Earth objects, ended its mission and re-entered the atmosphere last month.

by: Greek Reporter

Ancient Egyptian Skull Reveals Evidence of Tumor Surgery

by: Newsroom

Climate Commission recommends carbon negative 2050 target

A stronger methane target and a carbon negative goal would be 'affordable and achievable', the independent commission's latest reports find. Marc Daalder reports.

by: Edutopia

The 10 Most Significant Education Studies of 2024

It's that time again—our yearly review of the research you should read, from the sneaky ways that inattention can spread in your classroom to the promises and perils of AI.

by: Physics World

Ask me anything: Dave Smith - 'I don't spend time on regrets'

by: The Jamaica Observer

SRC on Show shines spotlight on local innovation

The rain didn't stop scores of Jamaicans from visiting the Hope Gardens last Thursday for the Scientific Research Council's (SRC) annual SRC on Show. Despite the intermittent showers, the event was a resounding success,

by: MSN

Who is David Sacks, Trump's crypto and AI chief?

Venture capitalist David Sacks has been tapped to serve as President-elect Trump's White House czar for artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency, taking on a newly created role to lead the administration's policy on the two technologies.

by: Science Daily

Particle research gets closer to answering why we're here

Physicists have outlined the next 10 years of global research into the behavior of neutrinos, particles so tiny that they pass through virtually everything by the trillions every second at nearly the speed of light.

by: moneycontrol.com

Elon Musk's xAI rolls out Grok chatbot to all X users, escalating battle with OpenAI and Meta

by: Climate Central

Vice President for Science

Kristina Dahl, Ph.D. is the vice president for science at Climate Central ... Boston University and a Ph.D. in paleoclimate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program. She has extensive experience ...

by: WESH

Giant cyborg cockroaches could be the search and rescue workers of the future

The patient is submerged in an ice bath as an anesthetic for its impending surgery.When sufficient numbness is achieved, University of Queensland student Lachlan Fitzgerald begins the procedure, carefully attaching a tiny circuit board to its back to create a part-living,

by: The Marietta Times

WSCO Foundation Celebrates 2024 Distinguished Alumni Honorees

The Washington State College of Ohio Foundation honored attorney Zach Eddy and health care professional Callie Benedicts as the 2024 WSCO Distinguished Alumni at its annual reception. This award, presented each year,
Fri, December 6, 2024

by: usace.army.mil

U.S. Army Cyber Command conducts Enterprise Data and Analytics Summit at Fort Huachuca

The U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) successfully hosted the ARCYBER Enterprise Data and Analytics Summit at the United States

by: Wall Street Journal

Who Read What in 2024: Leaders in Business, Science and Technology

Sarah Friar, Bill Gates, Eric Schmidt and others on the books that made them think again this year.

by: Popular Science

2025 Volvo XC90 is more efficient with a twist on 1950s engineering

by: Business Standard

Govt taps MSMEs, startups for defence tech, sanctions Rs 1,264 cr projects

India's transformation into a defence tech hub is being driven by initiatives to promote innovation, self-reliance, and collaboration among startups, MSMEs, and academia

by: The Economist

Why China is building a Starlink system of its own

"We've seen a pretty wide push when it comes to Chinese investment in space technology," says Mr Feldstein. He cites projects like the Tiangong series of space stations, or the Chang'e 6 mission, which in June became the first probe to return ...

by: Nature

A science mega-programme is taking shape in the EU: what it means for researchers

A new research commissioner will help to build the European Union's next massive science scheme — with a renewed focus on innovation.

by: world-nuclear-news

Framatome to share fast reactor experience with Japan

France's Framatome has signed a Design Cooperation Implementation Arrangement for the development of sodium-cooled fast reactors with the Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Mitsubishi FBR Systems.

by: Politico

Amid turmoil over nominees, some Trump picks get bipartisan embrace

President-elect Donald Trump has stayed away from out-of-the-box picks for his economic team, turning to veterans of Wall Street or established Republican figures for key roles in his administration.

by: The Conversation

Plans to stabilise Earth's climate rely on emerging carbon removal technology - we need to get moving

Efforts to reduce emissions and decarbonise industry must be combined with new technology that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Australia can build an industry around this service.

by: USA Today

Lubbock X-Fab could receive $50 million in federal funds, create 150 jobs

Up to $50 million in federal funding and 150 jobs could be added to Lubbock's X-Fab facility, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced this week.

by: MSN

Science Applications International Corporation (NYSE:SAIC) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript December 5, 2024 Operator: Good day, and welcome to SAIC's Third Quarter Fiscal Year 2025 Earnings Call. At this time, all participants are in listen-only mode. After the speakers' presentation,

by: fingerlakes1

Trump appoints David Sacks as AI and crypto policy leader

by: News Medical

Deep brain imaging using advanced surgical techniques and two-photon microscopy

The cranial imaging cannula (CIC) is a revolutionary surgical procedure that allows for real-time imaging of deep brain regions such as the hippocampus and hypothalamus. These regions are important for investigating neurodegenerative illnesses and neural dynamics.

by: The Boston Globe

R.I. stakeholders - public, private and nonprofit - must row in the same direction on blue economy

The blue economy shouldn't benefit only coastal communities or workers with PhDs. Every Rhode Islander should be able to reap its rewards, writes Rhode Island's junior congressman.

by: Cyprus Mail

Cyprus strengthens R&D ties with Indonesia

Cyprus has intensified its efforts to expand its Research and Development (R&D) landscape through a recent visit to Indonesia. Chief Scientist Demetris Skourides and Ambassador Nikos Panagiotou held high-level talks with leading Indonesian research officials in Jakarta,

Ancient Egyptian Skull Reveals Evidence of Tumor Surgery

Archaeologists discovered that efforts were made to remove a tumor from an ancient Egyptian skull, rewriting the history of cancer treatment.