A Device That Uses Quantum Effects And Machine Learning To Measure Magnetic Fields More Accurately

Physicists demonstrate magnetometer that uses quantum effects and machine learning to measure magnetic fields more accurately than its classical analogues. Such magnetometer could be used to seek mineral deposits, discover distant astronomical objects, diagnose brain disorders and create better radars. Researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT), Aalto University in Finland and … Read more

HIV Virus Can’t Hide Anymore | New Virus Detectives Test Shows Some Promises

New virus detectives test scan whole-body in search of HIV’s hiding places, Because to prevent the virus from rebounding after drug therapy, researchers must first map where it lurks in the body. Antiretroviral drugs have transformed HIV infection from a death sentence to a chronic condition for many people who carry the virus. But because … Read more

How Will The Universe End?

While it may seem as if the universe will go on forever it more than likely has an expiration date. Luckily you won’t have to worry about it and neither will your grandkids.  Estimates on when the end of all things will actually occur range from 100 trillion to just 2.8 billion years away. In … Read more

The World’s Next Ocean

On, September 14 2005, there was an earthquake in a remote part of Africa region on northern Ethiopia. It wasn’t very strong, but it was the first of many. Over the 12  days, there were over a hundred more quakes, most of them also relatively small. Then on September 26, a nearby volcano called Dabbahu … Read more

Why Hurricanes Are So Hard To Predict?

You’ve seen it on the news hurricane forecast with the weather maps and storm paths in alarming red but most of the time they’re not exactly accurate here’s why? The trickiness to weather predictions comes from the fact that the math meteorologists use isn’t exactly accurate. Hurricane predictions and weather patterns are based on equations. … Read more

The Remote Colombian Town RICAURTE Is A Home Of Fragile X Syndrome Suffering People Not “Los bobos”

In Colombia, this town, RICAURTE, has long been known as the home of Los bobos, “the foolish ones” Thanks to some misleading religious stuff. Some also say that a witch woman in the town prepared a love potion that sometimes went wrong, producing intellectual disability instead of undying devotion. But now doctors know that it … Read more

A New Way To Know The Precise Time Of Your Body’s Internal Clock | Circadian Timing

Medical researchers at Northwestern University have developed a new blood test that can determine the precise time of your body’s internal clock. Circadian clocks play a key role in regulating a vast array of biological processes, with significant implications for human health. Accurate assessment of physiological time using transcriptional biomarkers found in human blood can … Read more

Frances Arnold, George Smith and Gregory Winter have won the 2018 Nobel Prize in chemistry for their work bringing evolution into the laboratory to design custom molecules

Frances Arnold (left), George Smith (middle) and Gregory Winter (right) have won the 2018 Nobel Prize in chemistry Frances Arnold of Caltech becomes the fifth woman to win the Nobel Prize in chemistry. Her method of creating customized enzymes for biofuels, environmentally friendly detergents and other products won her The Prestigious Nobel Prize. Gregory Winter … Read more