Eureka!
Did you have too much drinks and want to sober up quickly? Try ClearMate
Researchers at the University Health Network have patented ClearMate a device to get rid of drunkenness quickly thanks to hyperventilation.
Giovanni Sapere
researchers
Science
Phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus: is the proof of life on the Planet?
The researchers of the Royal Astronomical Society have identified traces of phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus, a gas that could indicate the presence of life forms.
Giovanni Sapere
Robotics
How do the insects see? U.S. researchers create a backpack-microcamera
Researchers in Washington have designed a micro-camera that can be installed like a backpack on the backs of insects and allows you to see how they do.
Giovanni Sapere
Entertainment
From Portugal comes the Virtual Reality pool table
Three Portuguese researchers have designed a pool table that uses Virtual Reality to “guide” the shots and help during training.
Giovanni Sapere
News
“Covid-19 Challenge”: the CALL4Ideas for Healthcare Innovation gets underway
The “Covid-19 Challenge”, the Call for Ideas promoted by Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma and Marzotto Venture Accelerator to develop innovative projects and ideas in the health care field, starts.
Giovanni Sapere
Environment
That’s how much the Earth’s temperature has risen.
A software developed by a researcher at the University of Reading shows us graphically the trend of global temperatures from 1901 to 2018.
Giovanni Sapere
Medicine
The origin of autism is in processed foods: this is the thesis put forward by a preliminary study
In a study published on June 19 in Scientific Reports, a Nature magazine, the two professors found that high levels of propionic acid (PPA), used to increase the life cycle of packaged foods and inhibit the growth of mold in processed cheese and bread, reduce the development of neurons in the fetal…
Giovanni Sapere