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Graphene is a two-dimensional substance extracted from graphite, in which atoms are connected in a hexagonal lattice. shutterstock/olive tree Nearly 20 years after graphene was discovered, research suggests that it is the most magnetoresistive material we know of. This represents…

Thanks to the development of multifunctional electronic patches ‘worn’ by plants that monitor the presence of pathogens and environmental stressors, the technology may be one step closer to ensuring productive and disease-free crops. Smart agriculture, the use of innovative technologies…

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed electronic patches that can be applied to plant leaves to monitor crops for various pathogens, such as viral and fungal infections, and stresses such as drought and salinity. In tests, researchers found…

Intel is best known in the server space for its processors, networking gear and other components, but the company also has a small but respected pre-built server systems business, the Data Center Solutions Group. However, as Intel confirmed today, the…

Most incandescent bulbs are less energy efficient than LEDs shutterstock/marina_shikhantsova Incandescent devices that reuse some of the infrared radiation they emit are as efficient as LED lights, but with lower carbon emissions. Lighting accounts for about 20% of the world’s…

It’s positive that a new cancer trial is about to start in the US, but it’s not out of the ordinary, right? This trial is one of the first to be conducted in a real-world clinical setting and will serve…

The future of medical abortion, which accounts for more than half of abortions in the United States, is up in the air after a federal judge ordered the Food and Drug Administration to withdraw approval of the drug mifepristone, also…

A new eye-tracking technology being developed by Australian engineers to identify building defects early in the construction process could save companies millions of dollars, time and resources. The technology, built into a 3D headset, is designed to help construction workers…

This 39,600-year-old bone fragment has holes that were probably made by piercing the leather. F. De Errico and L. Doyoung Analysis of a 39,600-year-old bone containing bizarre indentations reveals how it was claimed to have been used as a punchboard…

“If the EU adopts this new massive administrative regime that imposes top-down regulatory mandates on SEP licensing and litigation, without a patent law expert, this poses a competitive threat from China. would undermine policy efforts by both the EU and…