Giovanni Sapere

Gadget

It’s called Catilina the new device from Facebook

According to the UK information portal The Information, Mark Zuckerberg’s company is testing for the production on an industrial scale of a device that allows streaming of content and video calls between users. For the moment Facebook has neither denied nor confirmed the indiscretion.

Giovanni Sapere

Gadget

Here is the doorbell without batteries and without wires

The latest addition to the Xiaomi house is called Youpin Linptech. It’s a wireless and wireless bell made in China to be installed inside the home. Equipped with 36 different music, its main purpose is to avoid the screams inside the home when we want to call the attention of someone who may not…

Giovanni Sapere

News

Bionic contact lenses are a reality

A team of researchers from the University of San Diego have developed an innovative technology at the base of a contact lens that replicates eye movements thanks to the special elastic film that adapts well to the electrical stimuli of the brain that control the eye mechanism.

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Environment

The importance of artificial magnetic fields

A team of U.S. researchers have noticed some errors that govern the mechanism of magnetic fields that underlie research on the mechanisms of fusion of the stars. The latest discoveries are seen with a view to replicating the mechanism on Earth to generate electric current seamlessly.

Giovanni Sapere

Chemistry

Created a synthetic catalyst inspired by enzymes

A study published in issue 5 of Nature Catalysis showed how a team of scientists from Stanford University created a synthetic catalyst that produces chemicals such as living enzymes. This discovery may result in the industrial-scale transformation of natural gas into low-cost methanol.

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News

New technology for cooling urban buildings

At Buffalo University, a team of scientists have developed a new technology for cooling urban buildings based on aluminum polymers that absorbs the heat of the surrounding environment inside, releasing “cool” energy into the surrounding environment.

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Health

A chip for eye diagnostics has been created. Here is the study

Un team di ricercatori dell’Università di Pennysilvania, guidato da Rachel Young, ha messo insieme un chip che riproduce i movimenti oculari in ogni modo per sostenere la ricerca scientifica per la prevenzione e la diagnosi delle malattie dell’occhio, compresa la malattia dell’occhio secco (DED).

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News

Morphonet: the bioimaging revolution

Morphonet is part of the research studies on biomorphology – the study of the forms and structures of biological organisms – which are growing thanks to the enormous technological advances.

Giovanni Sapere

News

The retention of materials by the Moon

A discovery published in Nature has established that the rate of retention of impact hammers by the Moon is lower than expected. This would explain the absence of valuable materials on our Satellite.

Giovanni Sapere

Chemistry

Are bacteria the material for the computers of the future?

To design and build ever more sophisticated and performing computers, researchers turn to nanomaterials, including graphene. New research Graphene and its characteristics that make it a unique material in some ways have been talked about for some time now. Graphene, a thin carbon flake perhaps the…

Giovanni Sapere

Archeology

Archaic man meets Homo Sapiens in Asia. Here is the proof

The analysis carried out on a human fossil of a tooth about 160,000 years ago in the laboratory of the University of New York is the queen proof of the cross between the archaic man and his evolution in Asia. Published in the American magazine Eureka Alert, the photo shows how the archaic man met

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