Futurity Newsflipped into HealthDepression Indecision can signal depression relapse after ending meds - Futurity futurity.org - ETH Zurich It’s possible to predict a person’s risk of relapse into depression after stopping antidepressant medication, according to a new study. People who …
Science Time-resolved measurement in a memory device phys.org - ETH Zurich At the Department for Materials of the ETH in Zurich, Pietro Gambardella and his collaborators investigate prospective memory devices. They should be …
Entrepreneur3D Printing How European Startups Will Advance 3D Printing Tech in 2020 Entrepreneur - Pat RabbitteWhile the development of complex technologies takes time, it's evident that the scope and depth of 3D technology continues to expand. 3D printing has been much vaunted in recent years. As the dust settles
Futurity Newsflipped into HealthChemical Engineering The world's 'chemical diversity' tripled in just 20 years - Futurity futurity.org - ETH Zurich There are 350,000 chemicals available on the market and in circulation worldwide, according to a new estimate. The last time researchers compiled a …
Elros57flipped into CodingScience Physically producing computer-generated artificial genomes to understand DNA phys.org - ETH Zurich The molecular blueprint of life is stored in DNA within the genome. The digital revolution in biology, driven by DNA sequencing, enables scientists …
Michael Zauzigflipped into Machine Learning and The FutureScience 2020-2021 Leshner Leadership Institute Public Engagement Fellows: Artificial Intelligence aaas.org Learn more about the 2020-2021 cohort of Alan I. Leshner Leadership Institute fellows in AAAS News. Omolabake Adenle founded AJA.LA Studios to develop …
Nanotech A fast light detector made of two-dimensional materials phys.org - Oliver Morsch Two research groups at ETH Zurich have joined forces to develop a novel light detector. It consists of two-dimensional layers of different materials …
Science Observational study reveals short-range interactions govern dynamics of microbial communities phys.org - ETH Zurich Microbial communities are known to be indispensable for our planet. But surprisingly little is known about how they function. Researchers at the …
Genetics New world map of fish genetic diversity eurekalert.org - ETH Zurich In a population of animals or plants, genetic diversity can decline much more quickly than species diversity in response to various stress factors: …
SWI swissinfo.chflipped into SWI swissinfo.ch - EnglishBiodiversity Research finds financial benefits of biodiversity swissinfo.ch Farmers could increase their revenues by increasing biodiversity on their land according to a study by an interdisciplinary research team in …
SWI swissinfo.chflipped into SWI swissinfo.ch - EnglishBiodiversity The lost world of Swiss Alpine biodiversity swissinfo.ch - Luigi Jorio Human settlements and agriculture have profoundly changed the Alpine landscape. An illustrated volume containing some of the first colour images of …
Futurity Newsflipped into EnvironmentEnvironment Biodiversity can be good for farmers' bottom line - Futurity futurity.org - Peter Rüegg-ETH Zurich Many farmers associate grassland biodiversity with lower yields and financial losses, but a new study shows it could actually boost …
Biodiversity Biodiversity yields financial returns eurekalert.org - ETH Zurich Many farmers associate grassland biodiversity with lower yields and financial losses. "Biodiversity is often considered unprofitable, but we show …
IKITOflipped into Healthy LivingIcon version of the Flipboard logoMedical Research A new substance prevents vascular calcification eurekalert.org - ETH Zurich Researchers at ETH Zurich and ETH spin-off Inositec have developed a new substance to prevent vascular calcification, which affects many patients …
TechCrunchflipped into News about startups from TechCrunchTechnology Europe risks squandering its global advantage in deep tech innovation TechCrunch - Miles KirbyIt’s a somewhat crude yardstick by which to measure innovation in deep tech, and the result perhaps reflects historic bias as much as it does actual leadership in innovation — but Europe leads every other
team_exxternityflipped into New TechPost Artificial Intelligence, Robots and 3DArchitecture 360° Open House - DFAB House in Zurich, Switzerland DW News - Daniela Schulz Once a month, Euromaxx presents exclusive living spaces: Houses, flats and apartments all over Europe. The first house built by robots is located in …
Dukeflipped into Tech By Gods3D Printing New 3D Printing Methods Make Progress Toward Additive Glass Clear engineering.com - Kyle Maxey Swiss scientists at ETH Zurich announced they have developed a 3D printing process that will produce geometrically complex objects from glass. Glass …
jhaflipped into Tech And StuffDesign A Robot Hand That Uses Acoustic Levitation to Move Objects Without Touching Them core77.com - Rain Noe A couple of months ago, we saw UK researchers levitate a 2mm polystyrene bead using ultrasound waves. They then manipulated that bead through space …
News A robot arm that can pick up and carry objects without touching is being developed dailymail.co.uk - By Ryan Morrison For Mailonline A robot arm that can pick up and carry objects without touching them using ultrasonic levitation is being developed by scientists. Researchers at ETH …
Jeremy Rothflipped into Tech stuffRobotics Swiss researcher develops unreal robot hand that levitates objects SYFY WIRE - Jeff Spry Proving once again that truth is often stranger than fiction, a Swiss researcher has recently developed an astonishing new type of robotic hand that …
Eugene Whiteflipped into BLACK 007Robotics A Grip Without Touch: Researchers Develop Ultrasonic Griper For Robots - Science Mashable - Aakarsh DubeIf movies have taught us anything, it’s that robots will eventually be part of the society, hopefully in the likeness of cuddlesome Baymax and not a murderous robot sent from the future by an AI. But Baymax’s
France 24CRISPR Tech 24 - CRISPR-Cas9: The era of genome editing France 24 - Julia SiegerIt's often referred to as "DNA scissors". CRISPR-Cas 9 is a powerful tool that scientists can use to edit DNA and modify gene functions. It was created by researchers Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier
Saperlipopetteflipped into Ça alors!Science Robotic gripper uses acoustic levitation for contact-free manipulation newatlas.com - By David Szondy In what seems like a paradox, researchers at ETH Zürich have developed a robotic manipulator that can pick up and manipulate small objects without …
The Washington PostForests The audacious effort to reforest the planet The Washington Post - andHe had just learned about Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan woman who won the Nobel Peace Prize for leading an effort to plant 30 million trees in Africa. The boy was struck by her message — that trees are powerful
Andrew Jonesflipped into Materials ScienceScience QLED tech aims light one way to up TV energy efficiency futurity.org - Fabio Bergamin-ETH Zurich A new technology increases the energy efficiency of quantum dot light emitting diodes for screens by emitting high-intensity light in one direction, …
One Direction Platelets instead of spheres make screens more economical eurekalert.org - ETH Zurich QLED screens have been on the market for a few years now. They are known for their bright, intense colours, which are produced using what is known as …
SWI swissinfo.chflipped into SWI swissinfo.ch - EnglishMeteorites Meteorite contains oldest material on Earth swissinfo.ch Swiss researchers have helped determine that stardust from a meteorite is seven billion years old. This is the oldest solid material ever found on …
Medicine The Week That Wasn't: Exercise Pill, Sex to Delay Menopause, Preserving Livers medscape.com - Ellie Kincaid You may have recently seen articles about the protein responsible for exercise's physical benefits, a study that found that having sex less …
Engadgetflipped into Latest NewsLiver This machine keeps transplant livers alive for a week Engadget - Christine FisherWith current technology, a human liver donated for transplant can only be kept alive for 24 hours, and often, if the liver is damaged or diseased, it cannot be considered for transplant. That could soon
World Economic Forum Media Lab @ World Economic Forum 2020 mit.edu - Alex 'Sandy' Pentland The following Media Lab community members are participating in the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting this year. Joseph Paradiso (giving an invited …
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