Author Archives: Paul Cook

Research From Yale Urges Scientists to Focus on Species Rarity Versus Species Extinction

New research conducted by Yale University scientists urges biological and eco-scientists to shift their focus from species extinction to species rarity. This will help them to recognize, isolate, and avoid events that result in mass…

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By 2020 Denmark Will Run on Renewable Energy For an Entire Week

By 2020, Denmark is predicted to run on clean energy for a whole week. Several steps and provisions are being made in the field of renewable energy to make that happen. Energy production is one…

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Is VR Technology Now Becoming Mainstream?

In late November 2015, Samsung started delivering orders for its Oculus-powered Gear VR headset, providing its customers the chance to experience the new technology. After fulfilling its sales and distribution responsibilities in the U.S., the…

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Augmented Microscopy Helps Illuminate Tissue Surgeons are Working on to Minimize Risks

Bioengineers and neurosurgeons have collaborated to develop an enhanced microscopic technology that can assist surgeons in operating with augmented precision and decrease the risk of causing harm to patients. The research team at the University…

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Researchers Test Whether or Not Testosterone Improves Your Sense of Direction

It is an age-old assumption that men are better drivers than women. But a new study regarding the bad sense of direction while driving might cast doubt on this notion. The study was initiated by…

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New Cancer Research Reveals How Cells Escape Blood Vessels

The latest cancer research published by MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital reveals the mechanism through which cancer cells attach themselves to blood vessels and invade the tissues to create new tumors. This is a revolutionary find,…

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Dojo is a New Cybersecurity Device Designed to Protect Smart Houses

Dojo-Labs introduced a new cybersecurity device that can plug into the router system of a house, and can act as a safeguarding shield to make sure that all the devices connected to the internet are…

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Examining Wearable Tech Trends From the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show

The wearable tech market has experienced a massive boost in recent years. Evidence of this was on display at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where technology giants and start-ups had goodies to…

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“Chemical Laptop” Can Be Used to Look for Extraterrestrial Life

Scientists have now developed a new portable, miniature laboratory, which can be utilized to search for extraterrestrial life. It can also be used to detect intergalactic variables and record data regarding life outside of Earth.…

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Virginia Tech and the Rhode Island School of Design are 3D Printing Glass

Although glass printing is a complicated process, it has remained an interesting sub-field of 3D printing. Researchers have not shied away from the complicated challenge that glass printing presents. Nevertheless, it is a heady process…

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Author Archives: Paul Cook

Research From Yale Urges Scientists to Focus on Species Rarity Versus Species Extinction

By 2020 Denmark Will Run on Renewable Energy For an Entire Week

Is VR Technology Now Becoming Mainstream?

Augmented Microscopy Helps Illuminate Tissue Surgeons are Working on to Minimize Risks

Researchers Test Whether or Not Testosterone Improves Your Sense of Direction

New Cancer Research Reveals How Cells Escape Blood Vessels

Dojo is a New Cybersecurity Device Designed to Protect Smart Houses

Examining Wearable Tech Trends From the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show

“Chemical Laptop” Can Be Used to Look for Extraterrestrial Life

Virginia Tech and the Rhode Island School of Design are 3D Printing Glass

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