Say Goodbye to Silicon Chips
Researchers at Penn State University have developed a CMOS computer using silicon-free two-dimensional materials.
Climate Change: It’s Not Too Late
Climate change is a complex issue, not just for scientists but for everyone. Climate scientist Michael Mann explained in an interview how climate change denial has morphed into a narrative of hopelessness, or “doomism”. However, he emphasizes that we need to shift our focus from despair to empowerment.
Breathable, Washable, Flexible: The Fabric of Tomorrow
The American Institute of Physics unveils cutting-edge textile technology that promises a breathable, washable, and seamlessly flexible fabric integration.
Exploring the Universe: Gravitational Waves and Collapsars
The state of modern science and technology is truly astounding, with the recent discovery of gravitational waves and the potential for detecting collapsars opening up new frontiers in our understanding of the universe.
The Quantum Revolution: From Lab Research to Mainstream Application
Quantum computing has long been on the cusp of revolutionizing technology, yet practical applications remain elusive.
Discovering the Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Robots
Rehabilitation robots have been steadily advancing since their introduction in the 1990s, promising aid in regaining function following injury. But do they actually deliver results? A recent meta-analysis examines the evidence.
AI Companions: A Closer Look at the Potential Benefits and Risks
AI companions: boon or bane? Research shows their effectiveness in counselling and potential for romantic relationships. However, concerns arise about dependence, lack of human interaction, and potential exploitation.