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| New science, technology policy to spur investments Discussions on the development of a regional science, technology and innovation policy for East African Community (EAC) kicked off in Kigali on Thursday, with stakeholders pushing for faster consultations to have the policy in place. In Kigali, members of the East African Science and Technology ...
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| Science and tech can bring devpt as well as destruction: Bhupendrasinh Chudasama Science and technology can bring development as well as destruction and it lies upon us how to take advantage of it. We should find ways how to progress with the use of science and technology along with preserving nature, said state education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama at a seminar on ...
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| Tribeca: 'Enhanced' Directors Discuss Sports Science's Complicated Future But as technology and science progress, the boundaries will be pushed farther and farther. This is what the six-part television series Enhanced on ESPN, which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival on Thursday (April 26), will tackle. After a screening of part one, "Knowledge," directors Chai Vasarhelyi, ...
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| These 8 books are required reading for anyone who wants to change the world with tech "Technology, science, and business should be founded or created or innovated, shaped, on the basis of what is actually good for human beings," Greg Epstein, a humanist chaplain at MIT, told Mashable. "Part of the problem is this idea that an individual can create a better world by him or her (and ...
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| James Cameron wonders if technology is helping kill science fiction Filmmaker James Cameron has spent almost the entirety of his career making science fiction stories for the screen. Avatar, The Terminator and Aliens are now considered modern classics of the genre so Cameron is amply qualified to guide audiences into a deep exploration of the topic. AMC's James ...
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| NASA Kills Off Plans for Only Moon Rover, Shocking Lunar Scientists In a move that shocked lunar scientists, NASA has cancelled the only robotic vehicle under development to explore the surface of the Moon, despite President Donald Trump's vow to return people there. Scientists working on the Resource Prospector (RP) mission, a robotic rover that had been in ...
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| UPSC result 2017: Chemical engineer from Shimla secures 7th rank Ayush Sinha (27) of Shimla secured the 7th rank in the civil services examination – 2017 conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) in his third attempt. Ayush graduated in chemical engineering from Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS), Goa. He also has a master's degree in ...
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| Scientists Kept Disembodied Pig Brains 'Alive' for 36 Hours—and It's Testing Our Conceptions of ... The difference here is that the Yale scientists succeeded with a large mammalian brain, which means the technique is likely also applicable to human brains—a possibility not lost on the researchers. "Hypothetically, somebody takes this technology, makes it better, and restores someone's [brain] activity ...
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| Scientists Find New Way to Produce Hydrogen Fuel From Sunlight The energy provided by sunlight in an hour is equivalent to mankind's total energy consumption for one year, but the development of devices to turn this abundant natural gift into a feasible energy source for mankind had remained a challenge. A new research, led by Govinder Singh Pawar - an Indian ...
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| Avengers: Infinity War's superheroes, explained by an evolutionary biologist In the real world, scientists are busy trying to perfect ways to manipulate genomes in order to cut and paste different copies of genes into all types of organisms, including humans.The most famous of these techniques right now, I believe, is probably the CRISPR/Cas9 system [a new technology that can ...
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