Det voksende kyst- og havfiskeri kaldte på anlæg af nye havne ved den jyske vestkyst. Men hvordan anlægges moler bedst, så de kan holde til de voldsomme naturkræfter? Det var emnet for et foredrag i Ingeniørforeningen i 1917.
Heated Situation No bigger than an ordinary watch battery, adding this little sensor to firefighter's gear could help save lives. Researchers from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario announced on Friday they had created a fireproof, self-powered sensor that could be used to track people working in high-risk environments, such as firefighters, steelworkers, and miners. The research team – fro
Tesla has long billed its Model 3 as the electric car that would bring electric driving to the masses. And today, a year and a half after launching the sedan, it finally started selling it at the price point CEO Elon Musk has been promising for years: $35,000. The $35,00 price tag officially makes the Model 3 the least expensive "long-range" fully electric vehicle on the market today. The $35,000
Networked Once relegated to coffee shops, by 2020 there will be more than 549 million global public and cable company-run Wi-Fi hot spots. As we strive to browse more, stream more, and download more, our networks will need to scale up to meet consumer demands. Enter two different visions on how companies plan to fulfill that need. While cellphone carries can't quit Wi-Fi just yet, that doesn't me
MIT is back with the latest version of its Cheetah quadrupedal robot, the Mini Cheetah, and its got a new trick up its sleeve: it can do backflips. Backflipping robots is nothing …
Don't ignore heart attack symptoms while traveling, keep emergency numbers at hand. That's the main message of a new study. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of natural death among people who are traveling, yet, so far, the long-term outlook for those who have a heart attack while on a trip is unknown.
At the Lesbians Who Tech conference, Susan Wojcicki said the platform takes children's safety seriously and has restricted comments on videos featuring kids.
SpaceX's success, culminating in an undamaged splash down in the Atlantic, will surely see the start of manned flights in Dragon spaceships The Crew Dragon spacecraft currently in orbit round the Earth has a single occupant, a test dummy called Ripley, named after the astronaut heroine of the film Alien. As human presences go, it is not much. Yet the spaceship's flight represents a milestone in U
The frenzy over the reportedly imminent release of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's final report—a rumor shot down within days by the Justice Department—had barely subsided when House Democrats announced that they'd snagged the witness of the year to testify in public: President Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen. His appearance on Wednesday before the House Oversight Committee was a da
Kill Switch AI arms control is all "fun and games" until someone accidentally recreates Skynet. When looking to the future we can't ignore the possibility of a potential artificial intelligence arms race as nations rush to outpace one another. That's exactly the sort of future that former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is afraid of. Speaking last Thursday at a three-day event celebrating t
Hello ! I am a student in France in Business and i am doing my thesis on the correlation between intrapreneurship (doing entrepreneurship for a company that helps you) and innovation My first survey is to see the over all knowledge people have about intrapreneurship, it is quite quick and easy to answer : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfH9YtJDXohG1yADxdpgqTB9RMcAU2dI05QD_D9VC70PjijKg/v
It can be a major pain to transfer information from physical documents to digital ones sometimes. As it turns out, Microsoft is working on a feature that would make this process faster and …
Machine Journalism I n November, the news website Quartz unveiled a bold idea : a studio, funded by the Knight Foundation, dedicated to reporting the news using machine learning techniques. Today, the Quartz AI Studio's first story dropped — and it's an intriguing peek at how advancements in artificial intelligence could provide journalists with new tools for digging into public documents. Face L
Apologies to the mods if you already got this privately, I tried multiple times and Reddit wasn't having it. The only reason I tried to message you and am posting this is that I really do care about r/futurology . I'm sorry guys, I'm done. This used to be a great sub. We talked about the future, where humanity is headed, cool things like transhumanism and space colonization and speculative techno
Do Not Pass Go Your bags are packed, your rooms are booked, you're all set for your vacation; there's just one problem, the government has canceled your tickets. As early as 2014 , China began conceptualizing a Social Credit System (SCS), sort of like a credit score for citizen behavior where behaviors deemed good for society are rewarded with privileges and bad behaviors result in a poor score a
POLK CITY, Iowa—Sitting under a framed ticket from an old Obama town hall meeting, down in the basement of a farmhouse surrounded by snowy fields of corn and soybeans, I tell Michael Bennet that an Iowa Democrat who'd come to hear him speak compared him to pea soup. Good pea soup, hearty. But still pea soup, in a 2020 primary field that has sizzling fajitas and cake on the table. Some politicians
The biologist talks about the contentious Crispr-Cas9 gene-editing technique, the merit of big pharma and the UK's 100,000 Genomes Project A new technique to alter DNA is offering humans the ability to take control of food, disease and our own reproduction as never before. The workhorse of this technology is Crispr-Cas9 , often described as a pair of "molecular scissors", which can be directed to
Dropped onto a frozen Alaskan glacier, All-Star survivalists Laura Zerra and Steven Hall scramble to stave off frostbite and hypothermia. Stream Full Episodes of Naked and Afraid: https://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/naked-and-afraid/ Subscribe to Discovery: http://bit.ly/SubscribeDiscovery Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NakedandAfraid https://www.facebook.com/Discovery Follow us on
NEUROSCIENCE Doctors Plan to Test a Gene Therapy That Could Prevent Alzheimer's Disease Antonio Regalado | MIT Technology Review "Eventually, the hope is, middle-aged people with risky genes might undergo one-time genetic tune-ups. Even a small reduction in the pace at which brain changes occur could make a difference over time." BIOTECH An Ingenious Injection Can Create Infrared Vision Ed Yong |
DIY Bring all of your smart home devices—from lights to thermostats—under the control of one digital assistant. Bring all of your smart home devices—from lights to thermostats—under the control of one digital assistant.
Before we present this week's Weekend Reads, a question: Do you enjoy our weekly roundup? If so, we could really use your help. Would you consider a tax-deductible donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The week at Retraction Watch featured the retraction of a highly cited paper on the effects … Continue reading Weekend reads: The fake sex doctor and his bizarre
Lately, you've probably heard a lot about CBD products. Over the past few months, they've exploded in popularity to the point where they can be found almost everywhere, and are being used in everything from coffee to lotions to face masks. But do you actually know what CBD is? And with all the choices available, do you know how to separate the best CBD products from the rest? CBD, or cannabidiol,
I understand that having universal basic income is still better than not having any other solution from the government, but if disruptive automation happens on a wide scale on the long run , even UBI still won't be enough to deal with the massive effect, have you seen any ideas for alternative creative systems to solve the problem ? , also something pragmatic and in principle we can start experim
A chronological listing of news articles posted on the Skeptical Science Facebook Page during the past week, i.e., Sun, Feb 24 through Sat, Mar 2, 2019 Editor's Pick Youth climate strikers: 'We are going to change the fate of humanity' Exclusive: Students issue an open letter ahead of global day of action on 15 March, when young people are expected to strike across 50 nations Read the climate str
Son of a Stalinist industrial apparatchik, Dr. Alferov shared the prize in 2000 with two American physicists who were attacking similar problems from the opposite side of the Iron Curtain.
I was thinking recently about future interfaces and came up to some concept that stuck in my head. So in the future computers will be able to communicate with the brain directly and it will be possible to send information to the brain with some scenarios that imagination will draw in real-time. And that's going to be perfect virtual reality experience cause image will be delivered right into the
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.—The stars were out over the marshlands near the launchpad. Crickets trilled a steady melody, interrupted by the occasional squawk of a bird flying low over the water. Except for a few pops of lightning, the sky was a very deep blue, almost black. It was, by all appearances, nighttime. Then came a burst of blinding light. A SpaceX rocket ignited its engines just before 3 a.m.
Measles outbreaks have prompted some states to consider tightening up laws that allow exemptions from vaccines for personal or philosophical reasons. But in Arizona, lawmakers are going the other way.
It's a coercive and insidious form of psychological torture, but gaslighting can be recognised and stopped Gaslight was the play that made its writer Patrick Hamilton a very rich man. It opened in London in 1938 to exceptional reviews. Noël Coward was a fan. King George VI took his wife to see it. In 1940, it became a British film, followed four years later by the Hollywood version starring Ingri
An open letter to Markus, the first black American to live—and immediately die—on Oregon soil. "Nobody gets a pass. And everybody gets a pass. If you take a broad look at anyone's circumstances, it's hard to convict them of just being a terrible person." "Portland's a utopia now…but I wonder if they know what it cost?" We're all living inside concentric circles of private and public, inner and ou
The most enduring image of the film Norma Rae , which was released 40 years ago, is surely Sally Field's titular character silently standing on a table, holding up a cardboard sign with the word union scrawled on it. One by one, her fellow factory workers shut off their deafening textile machines in solidarity. The climactic scene suggests triumph and inspiration, but by this point in the movie,
An analysis of Twitter data suggests weird weather is soon viewed as normal, which means we risk ignoring the effects of climate change, says Frances Moore
Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un collapsed not because the parties couldn't agree on how North Korea would get rid of its nuclear weapons altogether, but over something far more modest: the price for preventing Pyongyang's arsenal from becoming even deadlier. Administration officials insisted that the aim in Vietnam this week was "the final fully verified denuclearization of North Korea," a
Health care is at the forefront of technology and innovation. Telehealth , bioelectronic medicine, and big data improve the quality of patient care while reducing the cost. As wearable devices and implants offering real-time health data to everyday people become staples of modern life, people will discover conditions that were previously undetectable. They will also perceive illnesses that aren't
With just 38 days to go until national elections in Israel, Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit has announced his decision to indict Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in three criminal cases, including one charge of bribery, subject to a standard hearing with Netanyahu and his attorneys. The cases against Netanyahu involve , at the less-severe end, allegedly asking for and receiving, over years,
The third time will certainly not be the charm for the Voting Rights Advancement Act. The bill was introduced Tuesday in the House by Representative Terri Sewell of Alabama and in the Senate by Patrick Leahy of Vermont, and it seeks to restore and extend key provisions of the Voting Rights Act that have been neutralized. Sewell has championed the bill and introduced it in 2015 and 2017, but with
On Thursday, The New York Times delivered a big story saying that President Donald Trump overruled concerns from intelligence officials and ordered that his senior adviser Jared Kushner, who also happens to be his son-in-law, be granted security clearance. In some ways, the takeaway from the story is the least surprising part: There has been enough reporting over the past few months to make it se
I n his latest film, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind , the actor Chiwetel Ejiofor toils with purpose. He tills flooded, and then barren, soil. The camera hovers above him as he stumbles, his knees slipping into the mire. In the Netflix production, which is also screening in select theaters, Ejiofor stars as the lead character's father, the hardworking farmer Trywell Kamkwamba, who wrestles with bo
An uncrewed SpaceX spacecraft launched as planned from Nasa's Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on Saturday, on top of a Falcon 9 rocket and carrying a dummy pilot. The successful launch brings US plans to resume sending people into space in its own spacecraft closer SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft launches successfully Continue reading…
Nearly 200,000 people live, work or pass through one of California's volcanic hazard zones on a daily basis, and there's a 16 percent chance of an eruption in the state within the next 30 years.
SpaceX's new Crew Dragon astronaut capsule was on its way to the International Space Station Saturday after it successfully launched from Florida on board a Falcon 9 rocket.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule successfully reached outer space at around 2 a.m. EST Saturday morning. Repeated cheers rang out from the crowds at the Kennedy Space Center launch-site as the capsule passed each flight stage. If the rest of the flight goes well over the next six days, and NASA certifies the capsule is safe, Elon Musk's rocket company could begin launching astronauts into orbit this s
Russian scientist Zhores Alferov, who won the Nobel physics prize for his work in semi-conductor and laser technologies, has died, agencies said on Saturday. He was 88.
Don't ignore heart attack symptoms while traveling, keep emergency numbers at hand. That's the main message of a study presented today at Acute Cardiovascular Care 2019, a European Society of Cardiology congress. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of natural death among people who are traveling, yet, so far, the long-term outlook for those who have a heart attack while on a trip is unknow
Launch brings US plans to resume sending people into space in own spacecraft closer Astronauts could be flying again from US soil as early as this summer after the flawless launch of SpaceX's privately built Crew Dragon capsule opened "a new era in American excellence", according to the head of the space agency Nasa. Related: Spacewatch: Nasa to launch new crewed craft in 2019 Continue reading…
It's a test flight with only supplies and a test dummy named Ripley aboard. SpaceX wants to demonstrate the potential for a company to carry astronauts into orbit. (Image credit: Terry Renna/AP)
A Historic Launch SpaceX successfully launched its Crew Dragon spacecraft on a Falcon 9 rocket from historic Launch Complex 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 2:49 am EST this morning. Main engine cutoff and stage separation were confirmed by SpaceX at 2:52 am EST. First stage successfully landed on the drone ship platform Of Course I Still Love You at 3:00 am EST. The Crew Dragon i
I have always had an 'inner bastard', but doing standup has made it worse As a comedian, you are often subject to criticism: partly because comedy is so subjective and partly because social media means that any idiot with an internet connection has a direct line to you. Sometimes, the criticism can be imaginative as well as insulting, but most of the time it's stuff like: "So you're supposed to b
Meteorologists look at extent to which unseasonably warm weather is due to carbon emissions This week's record winter heat in the UK was so far above normal trends that scientists have been forced to reconsider their statistical models, with one expert calling the temperature jump "incredible". UK temperature records have tumbled in the past 10 days. Last Thursday, Scotland experienced its highes
The February heat was unnatural. I used to find wild weather exciting, but now it evokes the apocalypse of climate change There was a time on these temperate islands when freak weather thrilled us with its bouts of exceptional heat, wind, rain or snow. Unless you were at sea in a gale, fear was a rare emotion. Even in 1987, when the so-called Great Storm hurtled through southern England and northe
Our immediate aim should be to terraform the heck out of the solar system. Mars, Venus, moons of Jupiter, Ceres, anything we can get our hands on with a gravity well and a reasonable amount of light energy falling on it. Doesn't have gases? Plenty of gases are available in Jupiter and Saturn. Just an engineering problem. Has too much of the wrong gases? Doesn't have a magnetic field? Again these
När programledaren för dokumentärserien "De första svenskarna" testade sitt DNA, visade det sig att hans arvsmassa i stort sett var identisk med den hos människor som bodde här för 4 500 år sedan. Och största delen av det här genetiska arvet kommer från – Ukraina.
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Facebook has cracked down on companies churning out and peddling fake accounts. The social network has filed a lawsuit in US federal court against four companies and three individuals …
As its banking and finance sectors continue to thrive, Luxembourg is also promoting itself as a destination for space businesses and scientific research. We also discuss the country's attempts to curb road congestion and tackle housing demand
tldr; we good AI that could wipe us out would know that it needn't; for the same reasons that AI would let sloths and ants live (they pose no threat). Imagine an AI that spends one second of its exponential development being only as smart as a human baby…Imagine that same AI going on to become smarter than Google, only a few minutes later…And then smarter than all of humanity just a few sec
The iPhone has become the powerful go-to camera for so many of us. To market just how stunning some of those images can look, Apple invited iPhone users around the world last month to submit the best photos they've captured with the handsets, part of a "Shot on iPhone Challenge" contest.
What We're Following Jay Inslee announced he's joining a crowded Democratic primary field already brimming with candidates, but the Washington governor is hoping he can stick out by centering his campaign on just one issue: climate change. The past four years have been the hottest on record, and without quick and major changes to the economy, there could be major environmental upheaval that could
Researchers have shed light on the distribution of Japanese eel by analyzing environmental DNA (eDNA) from small samples of river water. This could enable faster and more effective surveys of Japanese eel populations, and help to conserve this endangered species.
New research uncovers previously unknown mechanism behind why some, but not all, Zika virus infections during pregnancy lead to fetal brain abnormalities.
Scientists have been able to rejuvenate stem cells in the brain of aging mice. The revitalized stem cells improve the regeneration of injured or diseased areas in the brain of old mice. The researchers expect that their approach will provide fresh impetus in regenerative medicine and facilitate the development of stem cell therapies.
Researchers have developed an innovative method for detecting koala populations using drones and infrared imaging that is more reliable and less invasive than traditional animal population monitoring techniques.
Combining principles from computational fluid dynamics and acoustics, researchers have developed an analytical model that could simplify the process of designing Helmholtz resonators, a type of noise cancelling structure used in airplanes, ships, and ventilation systems. The model can predict a potential Helmholtz cavity's sound spectrum as turbulent air flows over it, and could potentially be use
(Inside Science) — Shifting, slipping and colliding tectonic plates played an essential role in the emergence and evolution of life on Earth. Such tectonic activity generated volcanoes that spewed carbon dioxide and other gases into the air. Rain brought the gases down to Earth, where they were pushed underground again by moving plates. For billions of years the cycle has regulated the climate an
High in the cloud forests of Costa Rica, a distinct chirping sound ripples across the landscape. This high-pitched staccato refrain trills not from birds, but mice. Now researchers have found that the tiny rodents making these sounds, known as Alston's singing mice, take turns belting out their tunes much in the same way people take turns when they talk to each other. The discovery could shed ligh
Getting Amazon to take down counterfeit product listings can be a pain. With Project Zero, the company wants to streamline that process—by playing a smaller role in it.
Researchers describe the use of 13 molecular tools for measuring different intracellular signaling pathways and evaluating the action mechanisms of new drugs.
Investigators have now shown that the breast milk microbiome contains fungi. Multiple previous studies had found bacteria in breast milk. Certain fungi and bacteria have been shown to be important probiotics for infant health.
A new measurement approach could lead to a better way to calibrate computed tomography (CT) scanners, potentially streamlining patient treatment by improving communication among doctors.
A team of paleontologists has identified three hitherto unknown fossil fish species in the Swiss Alps, which provide new insights into the diversification of the genus Eosemionotus.
Researchers describe the use of 13 molecular tools for measuring different intracellular signaling pathways and evaluating the action mechanisms of new drugs.
Researchers have discovered a mechanism for how androgens — male sex steroids — sculpt brain development. The research could ultimately help researchers understand behavioral development differences between males and females.
Health A psychologist explains why you need a little pyt in your life. Pyt is usually expressed as an interjection in reaction to a daily hassle, frustration or mistake—and it goes a long way to reducing stress.
Researchers have invented a new method to observe bacterial build cell walls in real time that could contribute to the search for new antibacterial drugs.
Researchers have demonstrated a link between local structural ordering and scattering pattern features for tetrahedral liquids. It is hoped that the findings will lead to facile experimental approaches for characterizing materials for fundamental research as well as for applications such as the production of semiconductor materials.
The government will allow research on bird flu that had been halted over safety concerns. But officials have not publicly announced the decision nor explained how it was made.
Growing older and a high-fat diet enriched with omega 6 fatty acids are major contributors to health risks ranging from diabetes to heart failure. How these factors regulate the immune response is now described — a calorie-dense, obesity-generating diet in aging mice disrupts the composition of the gut microbiome. This correlates with development of a system-wide nonresolving inflammation in acut
An international project has mapped connections in the marmoset brain at an unprecedented level of detail. A better understanding of primate neural connectivity promises to lead to fundamental therapeutic advances for human diseases.
Results from a multicenter study show that five circulating microparticle proteins found in first-trimester blood samples may provide important clues about risk of spontaneous preterm birth.
Despite its key importance, the genetic architecture of adaptive processes remains largely unresolved. Now a team of researchers, experimenting with fruit flies, has succeeded in solving at least a part of this puzzle. They were able to show that many genes can contribute to adaptation even though only some of them are actually being used (genetic redundancy).
Bloomberg recently released its annual index of the world's healthiest countries, which it compiles by grading countries on factors such as smoking rates, access to clean water, obesity, sanitation and more. Spain topped the list this year — thanks in part to the nation's healthy Mediterranean diet, the report suggested. The U.S. ranked 35th, likely due in part to poor American eating habits. Non
What We're Following Today It's Friday, March 1. Hand 'Em Over: The House Oversight Committee demanded that the White House turn over documents and comply with interviews related to the handling of security clearances, after reports Thursday night that President Donald Trump ordered his chief of staff to grant his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, security clearance last year. Trump reportedly ordered t
Ever since introducing Creative Mode to Fortnite last December, Epic has been featuring players creations called islands on its in-game showcase The Block.
Researchers have found that spider silk produces a strong twisting motion when exposed to humidity, and may be usable for future artificial muscles or actuators.
Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus has built its brand on offering powerful phones at cheaper costs than comparable rivals from Apple, Google or Samsung.
Researchers have developed macroscopic organic crystals that emit light when heated, a process referred to as thermochemiluminescence that was previously reported only in solution.
Researchers report a unipolar n-type transistor with a world-leading electron mobility performance of up to 7.16 cm2 V-1 s-1. This achievement heralds an exciting future for organic electronics, including the development of innovative flexible displays and wearable technologies.
Auto Bots Automation's not just for the automotive industry anymore. According to new statistics released by the Association for Advancing Automation (A3), an industry group promoting automation, the North American automotive industry added 12 percent fewer robots to its workforce in 2018 than in 2017. However, a slew of other industries picked up the slack — making 2018 a record-breaking year fo
A meta-analysis of multiple studies into the genetic background of Tourette's syndrome (TS) — a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by chronic involuntary motor and vocal tics — finds that variants in hundreds of genes, working in combination, contribute to the development of the syndrome and suggests that Tourette's is part of a continuous spectrum of tic disorders, ranging from mild, som
Demonstrating a new tool with a broad ability to reveal molecular causes and markers of diseases, a team has found connections between four genes and a rare cancer affecting babies and young children.
This Week in Family (Courtesy of Mia Foos) Vada is 5 years old—and she's already got 40,000 Instagram followers who love her unique style and dramatic poses, shot all over Austin, Texas. Most of those posts are sponsored by brands, and it's all thanks to the hard work of Vada's mom and manager, Mia. Instagram has given rise to the mommy blog 2.0. It's now easier than ever to build a parenting nar
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U.S. PIRG tested 20 beers and wines, including organics, and found Roundup's active ingredient in almost all of them. A jury on August 2018 awarded a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma victim $289 million in Roundup damages. Bayer/Monsanto says Roundup is totally safe. Others disagree. None If there were a Hall of Fame for chemicals people worry about, it's likely that Monsanto's weedkiller Roundup would sit
Whether you need a disguise to run from the law or are just trying to emulate *NSYNC-era frosted tips, you may need some chemical assistance to put the hue in your do. To understand how these 'shade-y' changes happen, you have to dive back into the history of chemistry. In this week's Reactions episode, get ready to learn everything you're 'dyeing' to know about artificial hair color: https://yout
Scientists have been on the hunt for a true ninth planet since 2014, and a pair of new studies provide more evidence that such an object exists. The post New Studies Support Existence of Massive 9th Planet appeared first on ExtremeTech .
Donald Trump Jr. was perfectly at home. It was day three of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, commonly known as CPAC, and hundreds of activists had piled into a ballroom to hear the president's elder son speak via live-stream. He was slated to have a conversation at Liberty University with the school's president, Jerry Falwell Jr., though it was unclear, exactly, what that conv
Lunar Invite In November, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine asked Canada to join the United States' Lunar Gateway , an outpost it hopes to have orbiting the Moon by 2024. "We can't achieve what we want to achieve in space if any of us goes alone," he said during a Canadian aerospace conference. "We want you [Canada] involved in our return to the Moon in a big way." It took three months, but Cana
Building Blocks Whether you're a vigilant vegan or a consistent carnivore, Americans are increasingly hungry for meat alternatives — and a new startup says it's poised to make the lab-to-shelf transition easier than ever. After a Thanksgiving filled with Tofurky and Field Roasts , Americans have gotten a taste of fake meat and the data suggests that many are taking a liking to it — even McDonalds
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