Written by Oliver Bown, UNSW Sydney In March, we saw the launch of a “ChatGPT for…
Tag: FOOD SCIENCE
Newly discovered subatomic particle may be the universe’s mythical ‘glueball’
BEIJING — In the fascinating realm of particle physics, scientists are constantly on the hunt for…
Caterbot or Robatapillar? Scientists create bug-like robot using origami
PRINCETON, N.J. — Scientists have taken a cue from nature’s fuzziest insects, creating a caterpillar-like robot…
New ‘atomic glue’ could pave way for powerful new quantum devices
BOULDER, Colo. — Physicists have discovered a new way to make atoms march in lockstep, bound…
New ‘twist’ on ultrafast wireless communication sets stage for 6G signals
‘Dead zones’ and glitchy WiFi connections could be a thing of the past thanks to terahertz…
New ‘e-tongue’ detects spoiled wine a month faster than humans
PULLMAN, Wash. — It may not look like a human tongue, but a newly developed “e-tongue” still…
‘Quantum internet’ connection finally achieved in historic breakthrough
LONDON — Quantum computing is more than just a dream for scientists and engineers: it is…
How logic alone may prove that time doesn’t exist
Article by Matyáš Moravec, University of St Andrews Modern physics suggests time may be an illusion.…
6 Smartphone Mistakes That Leave You Vulnerable To Online Stalkers
SAN FRANCISCO — Smartphones have become a part of nearly everything we do in the digital…
Are There 7,513 Unread Emails Cluttering Your Inbox? Expert Explains Why That’s Unwise
How do you manage your emails? Are you an “inbox zero” kind of person, or do…
