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Classification of Wireless Sensor Networks

Classification of Wireless Sensor Networks

WSNs are self-configured and infrastructure-free wireless networks that monitor physical or environmental conditions such as temperature, pressure, motion, sound, vibration, or pollutants and directly transmit…
Why Latin America’s Freight-Forwarding Opportunity Is Still Attracting Capital

Why Latin America’s Freight-Forwarding Opportunity Is Still Attracting Capital

In 2019, our former colleague Jon Shieber reported, “Investors are pouring money into Latin America’s logistics and shipping industries.” But, after a pandemic and global…
The Scientist’s Guide to Bringing Back the Extinct Tasmanian tiger

The Scientist’s Guide to Bringing Back the Extinct Tasmanian tiger

Benjamin, the last verified Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, died in captivity in Hobart’s Beaumaris Zoo on September 7, 1936. These extinct stripey carnivorous marsupials may…
Take Off On Mars with Ingenuity as Video Shows View from Record Flight

Take Off On Mars with Ingenuity as Video Shows View from Record Flight

On Mars, there’s a celebration going on right now, with all of the planet’s rotorcrafts (one) celebrating Ingenuity’s record trip. The brave helicopter (just observed…
Scientists Create Cosmic Concrete from Space Dust and Astronaut Blood to Provide Affordable Housing in Space

Scientists Create Cosmic Concrete from Space Dust and Astronaut Blood to Provide Affordable Housing in Space

A single brick can cost more than a million British pounds to transport to Mars, making the cost of future Martian colony construction unaffordable. Researchers…
Toads in UK Woodlands Surprise Scientists by Climbing Trees

Toads in UK Woodlands Surprise Scientists by Climbing Trees

Over fifty common toads were discovered in nest boxes and tree cavities at least 1.5 metres high by volunteers examining dormice and bats in trees.…
Researchers establish a Global Resource for Cell Engineering

Researchers establish a Global Resource for Cell Engineering

CellRepo, a species and strain database that employs cell barcodes to monitor and track created organisms, has been launched by an international collaboration. The database…
Fast and Furious Floods from Overflowing Craters Sculpt the Surface of Mars

Fast and Furious Floods from Overflowing Craters Sculpt the Surface of Mars

River erosion occurs slowly on Earth most of the time. But a new study headed by researchers at The University of Texas in Austin found…
United States Army has Launched its First Floating Solar Array

United States Army has Launched its First Floating Solar Array

The US Army debuted a new solar plant above Big Muddy Lake at Fort Bragg in North Carolina over the weekend, putting floating solar in…
Jezero Crater, Mars, Rocks Show Signs of Prolonged Interactions with Water

Jezero Crater, Mars, Rocks Show Signs of Prolonged Interactions with Water

The Perseverance rover and its team of scientists back on Earth have been working diligently to explore the crater’s floor ever since it touched down…
Types of Wireless Sensor Networks

Types of Wireless Sensor Networks

A sensor is a device that responds to and detects some type of input from both physical and environmental conditions, such as pressure, heat, light,…
The Mysterious Causes of Dolphin Play

The Mysterious Causes of Dolphin Play

During a field trip to Mikura Island in Japan in 2014, marine biologist Vincent Janik clearly recalls observing a pod of dolphins play with seagrass.…
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