The first fully functional quadcopter 3D printed in ULTEMTM 9085 aerospace-grade material with electronics embedded…
Month: November 2016
Walking a tight line to study the properties of soft materials
Tiny “walking” proteins could be used to investigate the mechanical deformations in soft materials, according…
New possibility in treating aggressive ovarian cancer, study shows
A recent discovery may lead to a new treatment strategy for an aggressive ovarian cancer…
Young cancer survivors have twice the risk of suicide
Survivors of cancer diagnosed before the age of 25 had a more than two-fold increased…
Online epidemic tracking tool embraces open data and collective intelligence to understand outbreaks
Researchers have developed Microreact, a free, real-time epidemic visualisation and tracking platform that has been…
Saturn mission approaches tour finale
The Cassini spacecraft is beginning the end phases of its mission to Saturn that will…
HDDCryptor: Subtle Updates, Still a Credible Threat
Since first writing about the discovery of HDDCryptor back in September, we have been tracking…
HDDCryptor: Subtle Updates, Still a Credible Threat
Since first writing about the discovery of HDDCryptor back in September, we have been tracking…
‘Predator of the deep’ or gentle giant?
The giant manta ray could be a “predator of the deep” preying on other fish,…
Arctic sea-ice struggles to build volume
Data shows the volume of Arctic sea-ice is heading for a record-equalling low for the…