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| Meru University of Technology and Science on the verge of another strike The political scene at Meru University of Science and Technology is at currently is charged and likely to experience another strike. With the cause still being the same one that fueled the August 2017 strike, students continue to protest what they term as "high tuition fees". The administration continues to ...
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| SpaceX successfully test fires engines on big new rocket SpaceX has fired up its newest, biggest rocket in a critical launch pad test. The Falcon Heavy briefly roared to life for the first time Wednesday at Florida's Kennedy Space Center. All three boosters — 27 engines in all — were tested. The thunderous booms could be heard at the press site three miles ...
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| Monkey clones created with Dolly-the-sheep technique For the first time, researchers have used the cloning method that produced Dolly the sheep to create two healthy monkeys, bringing science an ... Henry Greely, a Stanford University law professor who specializes in the implications of biomedical technologies, said the strongest argument he can think of ...
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| Centre launches schemes for young scientists The government announced on Wednesday four schemes for bright young scientists, including one that allows them to spend up to one year in a research lab abroad to hone their skills. Announcing the programmes, Union Minister for Science and Technology Harsh Vardhan said this was an attempt to ...
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| Exclusive: House Science Committee members say President Trump's lack of science advisers ... The White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy doesn't have a director nor an official mandate, and it hasn't had one since President Donald Trump took office. The President has yet to nominate anyone for the position, though he is required by law to do so, and has left the directorship open ...
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| These smart contacts can monitor the glucose in tears To tackle these problems, researchers led by Jihun Park, a materials scientist at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea, designed a set of components out of soft and flexible electronic materials that—wherever possible—were also transparent. They included two devices, ...
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| New teaching course launched for science and technology graduates A new teacher training course has been launched to attract science and technology graduates to rural schools. The course, to be run by University of Dundee and the University of the Highlands and Islands, is also aimed at those looking to change careers and enter the profession. The universities will ...
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| Hydro-Québec Licenses Solid-State Lithium Battery Technology To Dongshi Kingpower Science ... Hydro-Québec (Montréal, Canada) and Dongshi Kingpower Science and Technology Ltd. (China) this week announced the signing of a licensing agreement for the use of patents related to solid-state lithium batteries. The agreement gives Kingpower the use of solid-state battery technology developed ...
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| New technology standard could shape the future of electronics design Scientists at the University of Southampton have discovered a way of enhancing the capabilities of an emerging nanotechnology that could open the door to a new generation of electronics. In a study published in the journal Scientific Reports, researchers show how they have pushed the memristor - a ...
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| New measurement technology helps to determine NO concentrations in the ocean The SFB 754 funded by the German Science Foundation and hosted by Kiel University and the GEOMAR investigates these oxygen minimum zones and their development. "It's not just a question of whether oxygen depletion in the ocean is increasing, but also how it affects other processes, such as ...
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