San Francisco’s largest private health insurer, Kaiser Permanente announced on Wednesday that none of its 657 clients who received a certain drug had become infected over a period of more than two years by HIV. The...
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Faulty radar hampers operation at SMAP laboratory
NASA’s SMAP mission that was launched earlier in January has encountered a bump in its plans. The mission’s objective was to map the global soil moisture and detect whether soils are frozen or thawed. The SMAP is...
Researchers find a new connection to a controlled predator population
The ecologists at the McGill University have unearthed an unexpected law of nature this week that keeps large predators’ numbers down across the Earth and its oceans. The lower numbers of lions on Earth was the main...
Toyota reveals ambitious plans for the AI market
Toyota has revealed its plans for the future and it seems that they will also be joining many other companies that are already in the race to develop cars for the future. In a press conference, the automaker announced...
Affordable Drones might be possible with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Platform
Qualcomm has announced a new platform that might make it possible to develop really affordable drones. The world’s largest smartphone chip manufacturer has named it “Snapdragon Flight” and is first SoC i.e., System-on...
Super Mario turns 30, fans celebrate around the world
Nintendo launched Super Mario back in 1985 on September 13 and has gained huge fan following since then. Today Nintendo is celebrating Mario’s 30th anniversary by holding a special event where fans can dress up like him...
Climate Change could alter the fate of Antarctica
The climate scientists are referring to the vast Antarctic Ice Sheet as a “sleeping elephant” that could contribute greatly to the rise in global sea level. A climate scientist commented that this ‘sleeping giant ice...
New study suggests studies may not always be right
A new study has surfaced and it states that scientific studies about how people act or think can rarely be replicated by outside experts. In a way, it questioned the basic seriousness of these psychology researchers. A...
Finding: Blood test can detect a cancer relapse
A new study suggests that a blood test might be able to save lives by finding cancers that have started to grow again after treatment. The scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research in London have found traces of...
Europe wants Right to be forgotten imposed on Google searches in the US too
The European courts have been very supportive of the right to be forgotten on the Internet since last year. This unique right allows Europeans to demand that search engines should remove links in search results that...
