Credit: North Carolina State University A study comparing acceptance rates of contributions from men and women in an open-source software community finds that, overall, women’s contributions tend to be accepted
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Supercomputers assist in search for new, better cancer drugs
The model of full-length p53 protein bound to DNA as a tetramer. The surface of each p53 monomer is depicted with a different color. Credit: Özlem Demir, University of California,
Elon Musk teases Tesla electric semi truck, up to 4 new Gigafactory locations
Elon Musk was on stage at the 2017 TED Conference in Vancouver on Friday, and he revealed some of his tunnel work and aspirations, but he also talked about a
BMW’s plug-in hybrid 530e iPerformance will get wireless charging
BMW revealed its newest electric vehicle, a plug-in hybrid called the 530e iPerformance. The variant’s options include a forthcoming wireless charging pad, targeting a 2018 release window, which will include
Bring a crater home: mobile binds pivotal to UK’s America’s Cup challenge
Mobile app puts plan first Giles Scott, also a Team GB bullion medallist at Rio 2016, is a attempted and tested America’s Cup tactician, a purpose that, adult to now,
ChargePoint is ready for flying EVs
Yesterday I wrote about a poll conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan that found people were interested in flying cars if they were autonomous, shared and electric. As
Seattle startup wants you to make up your mind (and its software will help)
Charles Davis has barely stepped outside of his small San Francisco lab space in the last month. His mind is so full of bits of code and musings on human
Taylor Farms wants to make food without fossil fuels
As industries go, agriculture represents one of the worst environmental offenders, according to research by the United Nations Environment Programme. Farms need tending around the clock. So besides all the
Artificial intelligence can accurately predict future heart disease and strokes, study finds
Credit: University of Nottingham Computers that can teach themselves from routine clinical data are potentially better at predicting cardiovascular risk than current standard medical risk models, according to new research
As HSCN transition begins, NHS trusts ready to make a leap
The subsequent steps The initial HSCN agreeable retailer was named on 3 Apr 2017 as MLL Telecom, that is a Marlow-based managed network services provider with business including Suffolk County
Managing disease spread through accessible modeling
The research draws on Los Alamos’ expertise in computational modeling and health sciences and contributes to the Laboratory’s national security mission by protecting against biological threats. Infectious diseases are a
Watch Uber’s Elevate electric VTOL summit live right here
Uber’s Elevate summit, which brings together experts in the vertical take-off and landing industry, is happening in Dallas, Texas starting today and continuing through tomorrow. The conference includes a number
When artificial intelligence evaluates chess champions
Everyone experiences stiff muscles from time to time, whether after a rigorous workout, in cold weather, or after falling asleep in an unusual position. People with cerebral palsy, stroke and
Tesla to double its Supercharger network in 2017, topping 10K chargers globally
Tesla is getting ready to produce the Model 3 at volumes unprecedented for the company, but it hasn’t forgotten about that other key ingredient in the electric vehicle mix –
Organ donation—a new frontier for AI?
Credit: THINKSTOCK Organ transplants are a game of odds. Success depends on a number of factors: how old and how healthy the donor is, how old and how healthy the