Month: April 2019
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Human-Friendly Robot Designed for A.I.
A robotics team at University of California in Berkeley designed a device to learn about humans’ needs with artificial intelligence and respond gently to their presence.
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FDA Approves Single Dual-Drug Pill for HIV
The Food and Drug Administration approved a daily pill with 2 drugs to lower viral loads in people with HIV, but who have not yet taken other HIV drugs.
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Biotechs Partner on Gene Silencing in $1.1B Deal
Two biotechnology companies plan to develop new therapies mainly for eye and neurological diseases that silence genes responsible for those conditions.
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Autonomous Robots Designed for Flood Projects
As towns and cities face more threats of floods from climate change, a new type of autonomous robot offers a technology to help prevent or contain the damage.
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Recruitment 101 – Attracting The Best Talent
Attracting the brightest minds to the jobs you have on offer needn’t be as tricky as you first thought.
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Infographic – Security Top A.I. Application
As more businesses implement artificial intelligence or A.I., in their operations, boosting security is emerging as the leading way to use this technology.
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Process Devised for Sensor-Fitted Personal Prosthetics
Biomedical engineers developed techniques to produce low-cost personalized electronic-enabled prosthetic devices for people with limb loss.
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NIH Launches Universal Flu Vaccine Trial
A clinical trial testing a vaccine designed to prevent infections from many influenza strains is underway at National Institutes of Health.
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How Project Management is Like A.I.
Some aspects of machine learning will seem quite familiar to project managers dealing with complex and fluid environments.
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Virtual Reality Harnessed to View Inside Blood Vessels
A medical team demonstrated the feasibility of virtual reality to visualize and guide a catheter inside blood vessels through a three-dimensional human model.