6-Nov-2024 ETRI protects public safety from illegal drones National Research Council of Science & Technology Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) announced that they have developed technology to detect and track illegal drones using an EO/IR (Electro-Optics/Infrared) linked radar system. The institute has successfully commercialized the technology by transferring it to Samjung Solution Co., Ltd., and it is now close to being deployed in the field. Funder Ministry of Science and ICT
6-Nov-2024 How empty cans could make Thailand’s roads safer Cranfield University Nearly 12,000 cans packed into re-usable ‘crash boxes’ could protect drivers and passengers on Thailand’s roads. The innovation developed by Cranfield University focuses on addressing the devastating outcomes of high-speed collisions involving highway maintenance trucks, which each year kills around 70 people in the country. Funder Royal Academy of Engineering
5-Nov-2024 Korea University College of Medicine continues a seminar inviting overseas scholars to promote international research achievements Korea University College of Medicine Korea University College of Medicine continues with a seminar inviting overseas scholars to share the latest research trends and promote international joint research for international research achievements.
5-Nov-2024 ETRI, successfully developed an early screening technology for detecting lung diseases National Research Council of Science & Technology Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) stated that they have successfully developed a new technology that can simultaneously analyze various lung-related information and express it in various forms/images, allowing the user/patient to check and diagnose the condition of their lung without the help of others. Funder Ministry of Science and ICT
5-Nov-2024 What UW political experts will be watching for on Election Day University of Washington Before the results of the 2024 election start rolling in, UW News asked three University of Washington professors of political science to discuss what’s on their minds heading into the final hours.
5-Nov-2024 High-tech inventor to further ML in science Institute of Science and Technology Austria From the early days of 3D face recognition to great entrepreneurial and academic successes, engineer and computer scientist Alex Bronstein is no stranger to groundbreaking innovations. His path has meandered between academia at Technion, Israel, and industry at Intel as principal engineer to find research applications that better the world. The new Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) professor wants to advance machine learning for life sciences applications and beyond science—including AI in music.
4-Nov-2024 Fixing one wrong note: How MSK precision diagnostics saved a musician with a rare cancer Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Learn how molecular testing and an experimental targeted therapy cured jazz musician Michael Wolff, who had the rare cancer histiocytic sarcoma.
4-Nov-2024 ObesityWeek® research on Nov. 3 demonstrates gaps in drug labeling for people with obesity The Obesity Society SAN ANTONIO, Tx - Cancer patients need a lot of drugs—immunotherapies, chemotherapies, and anti-infectives. But new research at ObesityWeek® on Nov. 3, 2024, shows clinicians may not have all the information they need to use these drugs safely if the patient has obesity. For example, about half of U.S. oncologists are unaware of prolonged risks for interactions with a common antifungal drug and cancer drugs in persons with obesity.
4-Nov-2024 Another season of highs and lows as 2024 Australian humpback migration ends Griffith University The annual humpback whale migration off the East Australian Coastline has provided another season of highs and lows for marine scientists, including entanglements in shark nets and fishing gear, multiple strandings, skin conditions, coupled with an increased understanding of competitive behaviour and migration patterns via successful tagging and tracking, and even a rare collection of whale poo which can provide vital information about diet.
4-Nov-2024 Student engineers redefine hazardous work with automation breakthroughs Texas A&M University Aggies Invent, hosted by Los Alamos National Laboratory, fosters student innovation in tackling critical needs within high-risk environments. Funder Los Alamos National Laboratory
