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With the ever growing and aging population, patient auto-monitoring systems are becoming more and more popular. Their popularity stems from being both consistent and repeatable in addition to being low cost. Sensor-studded monitoring instruments in this category are also versatile because they can be used both in hospitals and at
Read MoreWhat tech companies have tried to hire the most engineers in 2018? Job search firm Indeed.comtook a look at job postings from January through November and found Amazon and Microsoft were at the front of the pack for the United States as a whole, while Apple and Amazon ranked one and two, respectively, for Silicon Valley. (more…)
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According to the report from the Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutrition, the total annual waste accounts for one third of all food produced for human consumption. (more…)
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More than a decade before the Nazis seized power in Germany, Albert Einstein was on the run and already fearful for his country's future, according to a newly revealed handwritten letter. (more…)
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Former executive secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Professor Peter Okebukola, has raised the alarm over the high level of academic corruption in the country, saying that over 60 per cent of project reports of Nigeria undergraduates are plagiarized. (more…)
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Take a look at a world map and you’re likely to think that North America and Russia are both larger than Africa. (more…)
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In a fire hose of stories old and new, Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak reminisced about staying up all night to design products at Apple, bragged about conquering computer games, and opined on AI, smart watches, and Siri. Speaking at Samsung’s annual Tech Day, Wozniak leapt from topic to topic, and ended
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Australian women will be able to have babies without males within two decades, a fertility expert says. Dr David Molloy said pregnancies will no longer need the input of males in the future thanks to the advancements in fertility technology. (more…)
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The most secure form of voting technology remains the familiar, durable innovation known as paper, according to a report authored by a group of election experts, including two prominent scholars from MIT. (more…)
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