• Tue, December 31, 2024

by: devdiscourse

Breakthrough in Mimicking Ion-Mediated Protein Adsorption on Implants and Biomaterials

IASST researchers stabilize lysozyme protein bilayers on silicon surfaces, advancing biomaterial integration research.

by: Nanowerk

Engineers develop world's first deep-UV microLED display chips for maskless photolithography

UVC microLED has showcased the viability of a lowered cost maskless photolithography through the provision of adequate light output power density, enabling exposure of photoresist films in a shorter time.

by: cambridgeindependent

New Year Honours 2025: BEMs for astronomer and charity founder

A graduate of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, who came up in 1979 and stayed on in the city after completing a science degree, Paul Michael Fellows has made an outstanding contribution towards the public understanding of science and, latterly, astronomical science, as chairman of the Cambridge Astronomical Association.

by: malaymail

Malaysia, China to exchange 10 scientists in third quarter of 2025 to focus on AI, space, semiconductors, and more

Malaysia and China are expected to begin an exchange of 10 scientists and researchers from each country in the third quarter of 2025 as part of efforts

by: Vanguard

Fakokunde bags Award of Excellence in Software Engineering

Computer guru, Akinwumi Fakokunde, has bagged Award of Excellence as the Software Engineer of the Year, Lagos State.

by: NDTV

Humans Will Soon Be Able To Mine On The Moon. But Should We?

The Outer Space Treaty (1967) makes it clear no nation can claim to "own" the Moon (or any celestial body). However, it is less clear whether a company extracting resources from the Moon violates this non-appropriation clause. Two later agreements take up this issue.

by: Sudbury

New LU prof is an expert in AI in higher education

Banafsheh Karamifar said she finds it fascinating how the tool is shaping 'societies, everyday lives, communication and education'

by: Graphic

Limit appointment of ministers, deputies at maximum of 55 - Constitutional Review Consultative Committee report

The Constitutional Review Consultative Committee (CRCC), which was tasked to review the 2011 report of the Constitution Review Committee has recommended that there should be an upper limit of ministers and deputy ministers a president of Ghana can appoint.

by: upnorthlive

NCMC's $22M Career and Technical Education Enhancement project gets financial boost

North Central Michigan College's 22-million-dollar career tech enhancement is ongoing.It includes tearing down and

by: cpajournal

Worst AI Risk-Management Practices

Artificial intelligence (AI) is not a philosophical discussion, business dream, or science fiction for CPAs—whether they are risk managers, auditors, or

by: Forbes

Is Bringing Manufacturing Home Just An American Dream?

Tariffs and Covid-19 supply chain disruptions have made the need for domestic manufacturing more apparent than ever. But manufacturing at home is easier said than done.

by: MSN

SUI DeSci agents launches a platform to democratize longevity amid DeSci boom

Decentralized Science (DeSci) aims to tackle systemic inefficiencies in traditional scientific research, such as bureaucratic funding processes, underfunded breakthrough opportunities, and limited retail access to longevity investments.

by: PBS

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In 2024, space exploration dazzled the world. The new year's missions will expand humanity's horizons even further.

by: NASA

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by: MSN

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The Techno-Science.net team is pleased to extend its best wishes for this new year 2025. The year 2024, which we have just closed, was rich in remarkable discoveries and advances in the fields

by: Forbes

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by: Graphic

See the cut-off grades for the KNUST 2024/2025 undergraduate admissions

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by: Forbes

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by: MSN

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by: Graphic

Limit appointment of ministers and deputies at maximum of 55 - Constitutional Review Consultative Committee report

The Constitutional Review Consultative Committee , which was tasked to review the 2011 report of the Constitution Review Committee has recommended that there should be an upper limit of ministers and deputy ministers a president can appoint.

by: Graphic

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Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has released guidelines for the 2024/2025 undergraduate admissions.

by: MSN

Coming in 2025: From new commercial Moon landers to asteroid investigations, expect a slate of exciting space missions

In 2024, space exploration dazzled the world. NASA's Europa Clipper began its journey to study Jupiter's moon Europa. SpaceX's Starship achieved its first successful landing, a critical milestone for future deep space missions.

by: Forbes

What Is Bitcoin And How Does It Work?

What is Bitcoin? Learn how this revolutionary cryptocurrency works, its underlying technology, and why it's changing the future of finance.

by: MSN

Celsius Vs Fahrenheit: Which Is Better?

Oh, America. You do so confuse the rest of the world, with your "pounds per square inch" and "cups", instead of sensible measurements like Pascals and liters. And part and parcel of that is your stubborn refusal to drop Fahrenheit in favor of Celsius.

by: Forbes

Jimmy Carter's Legacy In The Fight Against Climate Change

In this handout image provided by the Elders, Jimmy ... [+] Carter walks with his grandsons Jeremy Carter (R), 22, and Hugo Wentzel, 10 d

by: MSN

AI Trends 2025: Futurist, Professor David L. Shrier ...Tech and Science Daily podcast

Futurist, Professor David L. Shrier ...Tech and Science Daily podcast - With futurist and AI expert Professor David Shrier

by: MSN

From new commercial Moon landers to asteroid investigations, expect a slate of exciting space missions in 2025

From exploring the Moon to revealing mysteries of the solar system, space agencies around the world are gearing up for an exciting year of launches and flybys.

by: MSN

2024 a breakthrough year for science: A look at some intriguing discoveries

2024 saw groundbreaking medical advances, major space exploration milestones, and progress in ancient genetics, marking exciting discoveries.

by: MSN

India's space journey hits several milestones in 2024: From X-ray wonders to solar secrets

ISRO's 2024 highlights include XPoSat for X-ray studies, Aditya-L1 for solar observation, EOS-08 for Earth monitoring, GSAT-N2 for connectivity, Proba-3 for formation flying, and PSLV-C60 SpaDeX for in-space docking,

by: MSN

2024 Sets Ambitious Targets: Building Space Station, Starting Fast Breeder Reactor, and Boosting Research

India's scientific ambitions soared in 2024 with the government's unveiling of a space vision aiming to establish a space station by 2035 and land an Indian on the moon by 2047. Efforts to advance quantum technologies also received a significant boost this year.

by: MSN

What is SpaDex Mission? Know All About ISRO's Space Docking Mechanism and Spacecraft

The Space Docking Experiment (SpaDeX) is a significant technological initiative by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to develop and demonstrate in-space docking technology. This critical capability allows two spacecraft to connect while in orbit,

by: MSN

Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity to create 1 million jobs by 2030: Quess IT Staffing report

Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing and data science are also expected to contribute over $150 billion to India's economy by 2030.

by: MSN

Swindon and Wiltshire heroes feature in New Year's Honours list

A Swindon healthcare expert, Chippenham architect, and Melksham football club boss are among those being honoured by the King for the new year.

by: MSN

India's Space Odyssey: ISRO's PSLV-C60 SpaDeX Mission Signals the Dawn of a New Era in Space Docking

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by: MSN

HPBOSE 10th, 12th date sheet released at hpbose.org: Check complete schedule for board exams

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has released the 2025 date sheet for Class 10 and 12 exams. Scheduled to start on March 4, 2025, the exams will include a wide range of subjects for both regular and State Open School candidates.
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by: Forbes

Five Breakthroughs In 2024 That Laid A Foundation For Future Tech

You may not have heard of that one, but you see its impact every day-it underlays technology ranging from solar panels to medical imaging to digital cameras. Many of the technologies we rely upon today stem from smaller breakthroughs in science and ...

by: Londonist

The Biggest Exhibitions To See In London This Winter

Our pick of the best exhibitions to see in London's galleries and museums this winter. We've split the list into geographical areas to make your planning easier.

by: MSN

A cosmic 2024: stranded astronauts, 'Mechazilla', private missions highlight the year in space

While privately funded programs to develop space vehicles and execute extraterrestrial missions have been in play for years, 2024 may well be remembered as a banner year for those efforts as a host of accomplishments — and a few epic failures — marked a shift from what was once the exclusive purview of government-backed space agencies.

by: MSN

The Commercial Space Race Took Flight in 2024

by: MSN

Meet boy, who cracked JEE Advanced with AIR 99, then dropped out of IIT counselling due to..., he is now...

Conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is considered one of the most challenging exams in India. Lakhs of students appear for the competitive exam with a dream of securing admission into prestigious engineering colleges across the country.

by: MSN

Micron to invest $2.17 billion to expand U.S.-based memory production

Micron plans to invest $2.17 billion to expand its semiconductor facility in Manassas, Virginia, creating 340 jobs and boosting its U.S. semiconductor production capacity, said Governor Glenn Youngkin.

by: MSN

Hebrew University offers female students year of free study on select courses

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by: MSN

Rutgers' academic Ironman: Triathlete from Holmdel is a quadruple major

Albert Zou is on pace to earn four bachelor's degrees in May. He also just finished the Ironman World Championship. He has advice on achieving goals.

by: MSN

AI ready to hit its stride in schools in 2025

Experts predict that 2025 will be the year artificial intelligence (AI) truly gets off the ground in K-12 schools. 2024 laid the groundwork for AI to reach a level of "maturity" in education, with the federal government releasing guidance on the issue and growing numbers of teachers getting professional training on the technology and

by: MSN

From brain maps to living bridges: The innovations set to reshape life in 2025

From solar energy beamed from space to genetic brain maps and live self-repairing bridges, research in 2025 is promising. And we may see more changes that make cities greener and cleaner.

by: MSN

ISRO: How will ISRO's SpaDeX work in space, how will two satellites connect while flying, know everything..

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has once again achieved an important milestone in space research. Last Monday night, ISRO successfully launched the SpaceX mission from Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota,

by: MSN

West Muskingum to recognize three alumni on Thursday

FALLS TOWNSHIP — West Muskingum will recognize three alumni Thursday during its boys basketball game with Horizon Science Academy. Lauren Paul will be inducted into the Hall of Fame; Terry King will join the Hall of Honor;

by: MSN

Mumbai University Summer Semester 2025 exam dates announced: Check stream-wise time table here for Commerce, Science and Humanities

The University of Mumbai has announced the summer session exam schedule for 2025, starting with BCom exams on March 18 and BSc and BA exams on March 26. Over 1,38,000 students from various streams will participate.

Breakthrough in Mimicking Ion-Mediated Protein Adsorption on Implants and Biomaterials

IASST researchers stabilize lysozyme protein bilayers on silicon surfaces, advancing biomaterial integration research.

The article from Devdiscourse discusses a significant advancement in the field of biomaterials and medical implants, focusing on how proteins interact with these materials. Researchers have developed a new method to mimic the ion-mediated adsorption of proteins onto surfaces like implants. This breakthrough involves understanding and replicating the natural process where ions in biological fluids facilitate protein attachment to materials. The study, published in the journal *Nature Communications*, highlights the use of a novel surface modification technique that enhances the biocompatibility of implants by controlling protein adsorption. This could lead to improved performance of medical devices, reducing complications like inflammation or rejection by the body, and potentially speeding up the healing process. The research not only provides insights into the fundamental interactions at the biomaterial interface but also opens up new avenues for designing more effective and safer biomedical devices.

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