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FDA approves new 15-minute COVID-19 test from Abbott

The coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve at a shocking rate. On Friday, the United States surpassed China as the country with the most cases....

Cody DeBos - March 28, 2020

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Artificial Intelligence and disease prevention

COVID-19 has taken the world by storm. Lockdowns, quarantines, and shutdowns have created an unpredictable scenario that looks almost apocalyptic. But with the right...

The Burn-In Team - March 26, 2020

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French study finds that antibiotic-antimalarial drug combo may shorten COVID-19 infections

Although the numbers surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic often look grim, there is still plenty of hope. Researchers are working tirelessly to find possible vaccines...

Cody DeBos - March 19, 2020

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Intel teaches AI smell identification using neuromorphic Loihi chip

On Tuesday, ZDNet reported Intel had a significant breakthrough in training an artificial intelligence (AI) program to replicate a biological function. The chipmaker, in...

Mario McKellop - March 18, 2020

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Open-source data sharing is helping researchers understand COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic is on everyone’s minds. Meanwhile, researchers around the globe are working day and night to find ways to contain and hopefully...

Cody DeBos - March 15, 2020

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Report: Israel’s Institute for Biological Research to test coronavirus vaccine

On March 12, Haaretz reported Israel’s Institute for Biological Research will announce that it will begin testing a coronavirus vaccine. The publication stated the...

Mario McKellop - March 12, 2020

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Scientists find that ISS-grown lettuce is just as nutritious as Earth-grown lettuce

If humans are ever going to permanently live away from Earth then growing and harvesting food is a key step in the process. After...

Cody DeBos - March 6, 2020

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New bendable concrete could help buildings better survive earthquakes

Concrete has become one of the most influential creations of all time. It is used in roads, buildings, pipes, and much more. Many believe...

Cody DeBos - March 5, 2020

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ScienceCody DeBos - July 13, 2020

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft will explore an asteroid worth $10,000 quadrillion

Scientists have dreamed of mining riches from asteroids for years. Although some of them are nothing more than icy...

LifestyleCody DeBos - July 13, 2020

How to experience [email protected] and what to look forward to

At this point, there are practically no major events taking place in-person this year. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic...

IndustryMario McKellop - July 13, 2020

Nvidia’s surging sales make it world’s third-largest semiconductor company

With a current market value of $257.79 billion, Nvidia is now the world’s third-largest chipmaker by capitalization. The firm...

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NXP’s HoverGames 2 competition seeks ways for drones to help humans during a pandemic

Drones are becoming a regular part of life in...

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Rocket Lab’s 13th Electron flight ends in failure, loss of payload

Rocket Lab is an ambitious spaceflight startup with hopes...

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