When it comes to spending on radiological protection, there are always tough calls. A society's money is limited, so every dollar spent on radiation safety means less for other needs. Think of it like a pie – slice too much for radiation protection, and other slices get smaller. The ALARA principle
Diabetic wounds can take a very long time to heal, mainly because of bacteria and too much inflammation. Scientists have created a special nano-trap called GC@Pd. This tiny trap has a clever trick: it changes its job based on the wound's condition. When the wound is in the early stage, it's acidic
Japanese technology giant SoftBank and President-elect Donald Trump have unveiled a massive $100 billion investment plan aiming to boost growth in artificial intelligence (AI) and infrastructure projects in the United States. The initiative, first reported by CNBC, aims to generate 100, 000 jobs ove
Brain tumors are super serious and need quick, accurate diagnosis for the best treatment. Old ways for classifying these tumors take time and can be wrong. Let's start with collecting brain images from a special dataset. These images are then cleaned up to remove noise using a special method called
Visiting your parents during holidays often means fixing their tech issues. But what if we told you more tech can actually make their lives easier? Smart devices can act as assistants, helping with daily tasks and ensuring safety. Let's start with voice assistants like Siri, Google, or Alexa. They'
Imagine walking into your doctor's office for a routine check-up. You might not give much thought to the early detection methods for serious diseases like colorectal cancer (CRC) and prostate cancer (PCa). But what if we told you that a study has been keeping an eye on what patients think and do abo
Ever wondered why medical studies sometimes say one thing today and another tomorrow? It might have something to do with fraudulent data. Experts are seeing more and more fake studies popping up, which can really harm patients and shake up trust in doctors. Low-quality studies can mess with clinica
This week, the UK Ministry of Defense (MOD) announced a significant breakthrough. The British Army successfully tested a high-energy laser weapon, integrated on an armored vehicle for the first time. The laser effectively took down flying drones during the trial at Radnor Range in Wales. This laser
Recently, mysterious drones have been buzzing over New York and New Jersey, causing worry among residents and officials. Representative Jim Himes, a Democrat from Connecticut, said many people are frustrated due to the uncertainty about these flights. National security officials insist these drones
Do you ever wonder what goes into making the tiny chips that power our devices? ASML Holding NV, a Dutch company founded in 1984, is a big player in this game. They make photolithography systems, which use light to print circuit patterns on semiconductor wafers. This process is like printing tiny ro
