From Fractures to Faster Healing: The Innovative 3D Glue Gun for Bones
Imagine walking into surgery with a broken bone and walking out knowing your doctor literally printed part of your healing process on the spot. That’s the promise of a fascinating new medical tool being developed in South Korea: a 3D-printing “glue gun” that can repair bone fractures in real time. Unlike traditional implants, which often […]
The World’s Most Complex Bridge Comes to Life in Miami
Miami is getting ready to welcome a new architectural icon — one that is already being hailed as the most complex bridge design in the world. Rising over I-395, the “Fountain Bridge” is an engineering marvel halfway through construction, with three of its six soaring arches already in place. Inspired by a dancing Barcelona fountain, […]
How Anthropic Stopped Hackers from Misusing Claude AI
Artificial intelligence is enjoying its moment in the spotlight, but that also means it’s attracting unwanted attention from cybercriminals. This week, Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, revealed it had caught and blocked hackers attempting to misuse its system for cybercrime. The attempted exploits included writing phishing emails, generating malicious code, and trying to outsmart […]
Mesh Network Guide: Whole-Home Wi-Fi Setup
Dead zones ruin streaming, calls, and smart devices. A mesh network blankets your home with consistent Wi-Fi using multiple nodes that act as one. It’s simple to manage. It scales as your needs grow. This guide shows when mesh makes sense, how to plan coverage, and what to buy. You’ll learn placement, wired backhaul options, […]
A New Era of Clean: How Science is Eradicating ‘Forever Chemicals’
The pervasive presence of “forever chemicals,” or PFAS (Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances), in our environment and everyday products has long been a cause for concern. These man-made chemicals, found in everything from waterproof clothing to non-stick pans, are notoriously difficult to break down, persisting for decades or even centuries and posing significant health risks, including […]
The Hidden Cost of AI: Are We Losing Touch with Reality?
In an era where artificial intelligence is rapidly integrating into our daily lives, a significant concern has emerged: the phenomenon of “AI psychosis.” Microsoft’s head of AI, Mustafa Suleyman, has voiced his apprehension regarding increasing reports of individuals experiencing this non-clinical condition. It describes instances where people become so reliant on AI chatbots like ChatGPT, […]
Apple’s App Store Stance: A Tech Titan Tussle?
In the ever-evolving world of technology, where innovation meets fierce competition, a fascinating narrative is unfolding between tech giants Apple and Elon Musk. At the heart of this story are Musk’s accusations that Apple’s App Store stifles competition, a claim Apple firmly rejects, asserting its platform is “designed to be free and fair of bias.” […]
A Non-Invasive Test to Spot Infant Meningitis
A small, smart ultrasound could soon spare newborns an invasive spinal tap. Researchers from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) and partners validated NEOSONICS, a handheld, high-resolution ultrasound tool that screens for infant meningitis through the baby’s fontanelle (the soft spot) with striking accuracy — about 94% sensitivity and 95% specificity — according to […]
The Secret to a Greener Home? Siding Made from Rice Husks!
If you’ve ever wished your home could be both eco-friendly and stylish — while saving money and the planet — get ready for some good news! A new home siding made from rice husks is turning agricultural waste into a sustainable building material, saving thousands of trees and keeping tons of waste out of landfills. […]
How 3D-Printed Titanium is Making Life Safer — and More Affordable
Imagine a world where the titanium in your next knee replacement, the airplane you fly in, or even your favorite high-tech gadget is not only stronger and safer, but also significantly more affordable. Thanks to a team of brilliant engineers at Australia’s Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), that world is now within reach. Their […]