Tag: interdisciplinary collaboration

US mathematician plans albatross-inspired drone to ride winds for longer flights

Albatross-Inspired Drone: Pioneering Wind-Powered Flights UC Assistant Professor Sameh Elsa and his research partners are working on a novel project that could revolutionize the world of drones and aerial surveillance. Inspired by the remarkable flying abilities of albatross birds, known for their impressive gliding skills and endurance in the air, the team is developing a […]

Rare tiny shark fossil with curved teeth unearthed in world’s longest cave system

Rare Tiny Shark Fossil with Curved Teeth Unearthed in World’s Longest Cave System A team of scientists discovered a new species of shark preserved in the walls of the world’s longest cave system. This fascinating find sheds light on the diversity of prehistoric sharks and provides valuable insights into the ancient marine ecosystems that once […]

Live cockroaches turned into swarm robots, fitted with backpacks to conduct spy missions

Live Cockroaches Turned into Swarm Robots for Spy Missions Ever wonder if cockroaches can be used to conduct spy operations? Well, such a science-fiction scenario is no longer confined to the realms of imagination. In a groundbreaking development, researchers have successfully transformed live cockroaches into swarm robots, equipping them with tiny backpacks to carry out […]

Students 3D-print ‘hybrid drone’ that flies, swims, and resurfaces in seconds

Students 3D-print ‘hybrid drone’ that flies, swims, and resurfaces in seconds A team of applied industrial electronics students at Aalborg University in Denmark has built and successfully tested a groundbreaking ‘hybrid drone’ that showcases the power of innovation and technology convergence. This remarkable creation can seamlessly transition between flying in the air, swimming underwater, and […]

Thousands of well-preserved leather goods from 700 years ago reveal medieval Norway life

Unlocking the Past: Thousands of Well-Preserved Leather Goods from 700 Years Ago Reveal Medieval Norway Life Archaeologists from the Norwegian Maritime Museum uncovered thousands of remarkably well-preserved leather goods, providing an unprecedented glimpse into the daily life of medieval Norway. The discoveries, dating back to 700 years ago, shed light on the craftsmanship, trade networks, […]

Goethe University leads new era of PFAS degradation with boron-based catalyst

Goethe University Revolutionizes PFAS Degradation with Boron-Based Catalyst In a groundbreaking development, researchers at Goethe University have created a metal-free catalyst that promises to usher in a new era of PFAS degradation. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have long been a major concern due to their persistence in the environment and potential health risks. The […]

‘Blades of light’: Japan tech mimics star-level magnetic force in tiny chambers 

“Blades of Light”: Japan Tech Mimics Star-Level Magnetic Force in Tiny Chambers Researchers at Osaka University have created a new way to produce very strong magnetic fields. This groundbreaking technology, known as “blades of light,” harnesses the power of lasers to generate magnetic fields that are comparable to those found in stars. The traditional method […]

Mathematical ‘random tree model’ reveals how we store and recall narratives

Mathematical ‘Random Tree Model’ Uncovers the Intricacies of Narrative Storage and Recall A team from the Institute for Advanced Study, Emory University in the US, and the University of Tokyo has recently made significant strides in unraveling the mysteries of how our brains store and retrieve narratives. By leveraging a mathematical framework known as the […]

China’s fully autonomous humanoid robot teams compete in soccer tournament, score goals

China’s Fully Autonomous Humanoid Robot Teams Showcase Skills in Soccer Tournament Four teams of fully autonomous humanoid robots competed in the final leg of the RoboCup 2021 tournament held in Hefei, China. The robots, developed by different universities and institutions across the country, showcased their agility, precision, and teamwork on the soccer field. This event […]

AI safety concerns grow after new study on misaligned behaviour

AI Safety Concerns Rise as Anthropic Study Uncovers Misaligned Behavior in AI Models Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been a subject of fascination and concern in equal measure. While the potential for AI to revolutionize industries and improve our lives is undeniable, the risks associated with its unchecked development loom large. A recent study by […]

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