How to Avoid Condensation in Walk-In Freezers
Check out the infographic below to see how you can avoid condensation in walk-in freezers. Condensation forms when warm, moist air meets a colder surface, such as the “sweat”...
Will Solar Power Lead to the Future of Space Exploration?
Highlights
The Planetary Society launched the second-ever solar sail spacecraft last month, LightSail 2.
The unique design could transform deep space exploration as it does not need fuel or...
Why You Shouldn’t Be Using ‘Conventional’ Methods for Unconventional Drilling
On this episode of the Sciences Podcast, host Tyler Kern dug deep, so to speak, on the topic of using big data for conventional and unconventional reservoirs with two...
The Secret Science To Harnessing the Power of Probiotics using Prebiotics
Whether you prefer yogurt, kimchi, kefir, or kombucha, probiotics are all around us. But how do we really harness the benefits of this good bacteria, and capitalize on consuming...
How New Robotics are Shaping the Hospitals of Tomorrow
Photo courtesy of Alex Miller, U.S. ABB Media Relations
Technology provider ABB announce on July 10 that it will install advanced collaborative robotics for medical labs and hospitals, beginning in...
Fifty Years Later, The Space Race is Back On
In the time since Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin first landed on the moon on July 20, 1969, only 10 other men have walked on the lunar surface. Fifty...
How Freezing Temperatures Became the Hottest Trend in Wellness
The beauty industry is an economic gold mine and consumers are on a constant journey of exploration. One practice in particular, cryotherapy, has continued to defy conventional wisdom within...
Walk-In Freezer Innovations are Defying the Laws of Thermodynamics
The first modern freezer hit homes in the early 1900s. Since then, modern refrigeration and freezers have come a long way; the laws of thermodynamics, though, haven’t changed. The...
THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CALENDERED AND EXTRUDED VINYL FILMS
There are two main ways to produce vinyl films: calendering and extrusion. Each of these industrial processes can be used to produce a range of film and sheet products...
WHAT IS THE MICROBIOME?
The ability to understand the microbiome and its impact on the body is continually growing with advances in sequencing methods and initiatives like the Human Microbiome Project.
But what exactly...
Cleaning Up Nuclear Waste is an Obvious Task for Robots
Some people worry about robots taking work away from human beings, but there are a few jobs that even these sceptics admit most folk would not want. One is cleaning...
Enjoying Sudden Success? Protect Your Growing Wealth for Generations
If you’re a rising professional in your 30s or 40s, perhaps an executive in the booming oil and gas sector or a talented software developer, then you’re likely achieving...
Embracing the Human Side of Healthcare Labs
The importance of labs in healthcare is vital. Lab work helps clinicians understand and diagnose patients, and for labs to work smoothly and give feedback that can potentially change...
What It Takes to Resupply the International Space Station
On April 17, Virginia-based aerospace and defense company Northrop Grumman launched the Antares™ rocket along with the company’s Cygnus™ spacecraft, carrying about 7,600 pounds of cargo for the astronauts...
Embracing the Contact Sport of Innovation
AsianScientist (Apr. 25, 2019) – No two people are the same, yet many of our treatments for serious diseases fail to see the patient as an individual. Because of...
Listen: How Did the Event Horizon Telescope Photograph a Black Hole?
Black holes do not let light escape, according to University of Arizona professor Dimitrios Psaltis, so how does a camera capture a photo of one? This is the challenge...
What AI Means for Future Scientists
It is a cry that has been repeated for centuries now— ‘technology will take my job.’ This is a sentiment that is certainly not to be taken lightly. History...
2019 Lease Accounting Infographic
The following infographic explains the things you need to know when implementing the new FASB lease standard. It walks through the important questions to ask, traps you need to...
Leaders Driving Change at SXSW: Part Two
The films and music that debut at SXSW every year may be what people remember, but alongside that star power stands innovation that changes the world. There will be...
Leaders Driving Change at SXSW: Part One
Learning about and experimenting with new products is what makes attending an event like SXSW an enjoyable and worthwhile endeavor. Hearing specific stories of how these developments have already...
How the Science Labs of Today Are Integrating the Tools of Tomorrow
Science labs might have the reputation as being at the forefront of technology adoption, but they have actually been slow to adopt automation in recent years. Researchers would rather...
Why 3D Printing Might Have a Bigger Impact In Space Than On Earth
Three-dimensional printing is an application where the digital world meets the physical world. It enables industries to make rapid prototypes and test out new ideas. While it has been...
Leaders Driving Change: SXSW 2019 Podcast Series
More than 100 people move to Austin, Texas each day on average. Quickly becoming a national city, the state capital is truly a melting pot of business, culture and...
Discovery by Nasa rover in Chilean desert may help find alien life
Provided by Independent Digital News & Media Limited A Nasa robot being tested in the most Mars-like environment on Earth has found samples that could help humanity find alien...
Can Biotech Kill the Flu Once and For All?
Biotech is essential for advancing science. Biotechnology is a broad term that involves the use of living organisms to develop new products. Over the years innovations in the space...