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Battery-Free Cell Phone Demonstrated
A computer science and engineering team demonstrated a prototype cell phone that sends and receives calls, but operates with power from ambient light and radio signals.
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How Has Tech Changed Business Finance?
Today we’re examining how technology has shaped the handling of money in business.
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Feasibility, Safety Shown for Personal Tumor Vaccine
A pilot study among individuals with a form of skin cancer shows a vaccine aiming at proteins specific to a person’s tumor is safe and can generate a complex immune response attacking the tumor.
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Game App Improves Memory Among Cognitive Impaired
A brain training game for an iPad was shown in a clinical study to improve the memory of people with mild cognitive impairment, a precursor stage to dementia.
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Fourth of July, 2017
Today is Independence Day in the USA, our national holiday, thus Science & Enterprise is taking the day off.
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Chip Device Quickly Detects Sepsis in Blood
An engineering team designed a lab-on-a-chip device that in tests with hospital patients shows it can find signs of sepsis in a drop of blood in about 30 minutes.
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Glaxo Using Artificial Intelligence for Drug Discovery
Drug maker GlaxoSmithKline is hiring a company that applies artificial intelligence for drug discovery and design to identify new small-molecule compounds for up to 10 disease targets.
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Ransomware a Small Share of Malware Threats
Infographic: This chart shows number of new malware specimens, in millions, and the share of windows-based malware, in percent.
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Why On The Go Is Where Your Business Might Thrive
When you’re on your own and on the road, you have to rededicate yourself to doing your work.
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Nerve Stimulation Approved for Children’s Epilepsy
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved use of vagus nerve stimulation to treat epilepsy in children who do not respond to drug therapy as young as 4 years old.