Over the weekend, a Brigham Young University student startup won a $30,000 prize and placed first in the Utah Entrepreneur Challenge. Zions Bank is the sponsor of the state business-model competition, which is run by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, an interdisciplinary branch of the University of Utah’s David Eccles School of Business. The winner of […]
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A FAHomo sapiens, as a species, left Africa some 70,000 years ago and started to colonize new areas of the globe. And then what? It turns out that our DNA have some hidden information. An area encompassing modern-day Iran has been identified as a major “hub” for humans who left Africa tens of thousands of […]
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According to a recent experiment, NASA’s next Europa Clipper spacecraft may be able to collect a single ice grain that was blasted from Jupiter’s ocean moon Europa, which might potentially provide evidence of extraterrestrial life. “It might be easier than we thought to find life, or traces of it, on icy moons with suitable instrumentation, […]
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An innovative parking and solar charging system for e-bikes and e-scooters has been created by the German business Domum. It stated that while its Station-X system for e-bikes and e-scooters is anticipated to be ready in the summer, its E-Box solution for e-bikes is ready for the market. According to Domum Chief Brand Officer Milan […]
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It appears that players from the Czech Republic have figured out the formula for defeating Andrey Rublev. After losing a shortened Sunshine Double to the top two Czech players on the ATP Tour, Rublev will be aiming to relive the magic of his run in the Monte Carlo title defense in April. After losing to […]
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Scientists at Washington State University and McLean Hospital in Massachusetts conducted a study that suggests that significant fluctuations in blood glucose levels associated with Type 1 diabetes could affect the brain’s capacity for rapid information processing. The study also shown that particular groups of people—older adults and those with specific medical issues, for example—are more […]
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On Wednesday, Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain science business, provided an exclusive look at how a paraplegic uses his brain implant to operate a computer. In a nine-minute video, the first human patient of Neuralink—a man paralyzed below the shoulders—appear to be able to move a cursor across a laptop screen using only his thoughts. He […]
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Watchers with keen eyes have noticed that the latest production utilizing AI-generated artwork is Late Night With the Devil, a new horror thriller from directors Cameron and Colin Cairnes that opens in theaters on March 22. Social media users brought attention to the apparent use of image-generating software for the graphics used in the upcoming […]
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Scientists have discovered that an incredibly bright supermassive black hole is not performing as predicted. Not as significant as many of its counterparts in other galaxies, this big black hole is only responsible for strong jets and high radiation levels. The nearest quasar to Earth, located within a galaxy cluster, was examined in a recent […]
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The fossilized skull of a large river dolphin, which is believed to have escaped the ocean and sought safety in the Amazonian rivers of Peru sixteen million years ago, has been found by scientists. The largest river dolphin yet discovered, the extinct species could have reached a length of 3.5 meters. According to the primary […]
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