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Drake Bennett, Bloomberg Businessweek, June 11, 2014 Brazil has the highest incidence of dengue fever, a disease that has no cure and no vaccine, in the world. In order to combat it, Brazilian health officials are running a pilot program using genetically...
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Brent Dirks, “App Advice,” Mashable, June 11, 2014 AppleInsider revealed that developer Steven Troughton-Smith found code inside the first beta version of iOS 8 that allows users to run two apps side-by-side on the same screen. […read...
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Liat Clark, Wired UK, June 10, 2014 A team of material scientists has developed a technique for using beer brewing waste as a scaffold for bone regeneration. […read more]
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Marcie Bianco, Identities.Mic, May 1, 2014 If you’re a woman or minority student looking for a mentor, don’t hold your breath. New research has found that university professors exhibit a bias in favor of their white male students, information...
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Joshua Bleiberg, Brookings, June 10, 2014 This article shares MIT Technology Review’s list of the 10 most important technological innovations that have emerged in 2014. Each item selected was based on its potential to change the world. […read...
