Articles by April Fowell
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Scientists Reveal the Effects of the Psychelic Drug DMT on the Brain
This is the first study to focus specifically on the parts of the brain related to higher-level human functions and how DMT most affects them.
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Nanotechnology Used for Drug Delivery to Prevent and Treat Lymphedema
Lymphatic vessels are damaged due to injury or cancer treatments, and researchers are testing a new method using nanotechnology to prevent or treat lymphedema.
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Volvo Trucks Rolls Out Heavy-Duty Commercial Electric Truck in Africa
Volvo Trucks continue to deliver electric trucks that will revolutionize sustainable transportation across the world.
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NASA's AIM Mission Retires After 15 Years; What Did It Contribute to The Field of Science?
NASA will still watch for any indication that the spacecraft has restarted for two weeks. The spacecraft is no longer responsive, but they will stay for two weeks for any indication that it has restarted.
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Tesla Smashes Into a Brick Wall in Sydney, Raises Concerns Over Anti-Collision Mechanism
A Tesla that smashed into a brick wall in Sydney fueled skepticism over the safety of the EV. The incident sparks concern among people.
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Alternative Lithium-Ion Batteries for Industrial Robots to Go Into Mass Production in Japan
Japan's Maxell to produce the world's first high-power, all-solid-state batteries for industrial machines.
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World’s First 100% Renewable Powered Mobile System Can Power Homes During a Disaster
Sesame Solar introduces a mobile Nanogrid for disaster-stricken areas. Startup company Sesame Solar has found a way to deliver power for emergency crews and displaced residents via its mobile Nanogrids, according to CNET.
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Harley-Davidson’s Electric Motorcycle Goes on Sale in Europe
Harley-Davidson's LiveWire One is rolling out in Europe in April. Harley-Davidson has announced that its electric motorcycle brand LiveWire has released the LiveWire ONE in Europe, according to Electrek.
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Google Found 18 Vulnerabilities in Samsung’s Modems That Could Get Your Phones Hacked
Google's Project Zero has found 18 vulnerabilities in the Exynos modems used in some Samsung mobile phones.
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US FTC Issues Orders to 8 Social Media, Video Streaming Firms on How They Screen For Misleading Ads
US FTC wants to regulate paid ads on social media and video streaming firms to eliminate deceptive advertisements.
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Highest-Altitude Hydropower Station Of Its Kind in China to Begin Operations in March 2024
The Maerdang hydropower station in China can generate an average of over 7 billion kWh of electricity annually.
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Snapchat’s New Content Control Intends To Protect Minors From Sensitive Content
Snapchat introduced new parental content controls to help protect minors from sensitive content. Snapchat has released new parental Content Controls that will prevent minors from being exposed to inappropriate content while using the app, as reported by TheVerge.
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Michigan Medicine, Zipline Almost Set to Deliver Prescription Medicines via Drone
The partnership between Michigan Medicine and Zipline will bring patients' medicines directly to their doorsteps via autonomous electric drones.
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Weird Electric Jeeps Now for Rent in the US
WeMoke has opened rentals for their Mokes across several US cities. The Moke's British jeep-like vehicles are eye-catching and have gained popularity over the years.
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Virgin Orbit Announces Operation Pause, Seeks New Investors to Relieve Financial Pressure
Virgin Orbit is pausing its operations and is seeking funding from new investors. Virgin Orbit announces an operational pause and will be discharging most employees, according to CNBC.
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Dallas-based Manufacturer Set To Build Wind Turbine Tower Factory in New Mexico
Arcosa is set to build a new factory in New Mexico to accommodate its 750 million worth of wind turbine tower orders.
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SpaceX’s Dragon to Deliver Beating Human Heart Tissue Chips to the ISS
SpaceX's Dragon will reach the ISS on March 16th. SpaceX's Dragon cargo ship will deliver cardiac tissue chips to the International Space Station (ISS), as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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BMW’s New Panoramic Vision Display for EVs Will Give Drivers All the Information They Need
The new panoramic vision display for BMW's NEUE KLASSE is worth waiting for. BMW reveals its new Panoramic Vision display. The company announced that its new display covers the entire width of the windscreen that will allow drivers and passengers all the information they need without the need to take their eyes off the road, as reported by Engadget.
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Torch Is Working On Solar-powered Outdoor Sensors as Wildfire Threats Increase
Torch is developing solar-powered outdoor sensors to detect wildfires early. Torch is building solar-powered outdoor sensors to help detect wildfires early, according to TechCrunch.
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Honda Reveals Next Steps in Ohio EV Hub
Honda is making up for the lost time as it invests heavily in EV production. Honda is now moving forward with the next stages as it prepares to build electric vehicles (EVs) in the US.
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Researchers Use Bacteria to Develop New Protective Coating for Buildings
Researchers have developed a new protective limewash mixture for building protection. University of Herfordshire researchers have developed a new protective lime wash mixture that could help protect buildings from erosion, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Silicon Labs’ Tiny Chip is Being Developed to Read Your Saliva
Luna Health is using Silicon Labs' tiny chip to develop a wearable saliva sensor Silicon Labs's latest xG27 chipset is small and energy-efficient, and the company hopes that it will inspire people in the health industry to use it, as reported by The Verge.
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Engwe Launches New, Low-cost Electric Bike
Engwe's newest electric bike is extremely affordable yet loaded with awesome features. Engwe has launched its newest e-bike design-the Engwe M20. What makes the electric bike stand out is its affordable price, according to Electrek.
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AlphaGo Pushes Human Players To Be More Creative
An amateur Go player won against an AI system renowned for its prowess. This year, an amateur Go player was triumphant in their game against an AI system renowned for its prowess, according to Engadget.
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SpaceX’s Starlink and T-Mobile To Test New Service to Mobile Phones
Starlink and T-Mobile are launching a new service that will bring satellite connectivity to mobile phones this year.
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Volkswagen Selects Ontario For Its First EV Battery Cell Plant
Volkswagen revealed it would build its first battery cell plant in Ontario, North America. Volkswagen has revealed that they have chosen St. Thomas, Ontario, for their first EV battery cell plant, reported by Electrek.
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Lexus Offers a Sneak Peek of the RZ450e — Here's What To Expect
Lexus has provided a glimpse of its latest electric vehicle, the RZ 450e. Lexus has provided a glimpse of its new electric vehicle, the RZ 450e, reported by Engadget.
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Pfizer's Fast-Acting Nasal Spray for Migraine Treatment Gets Approval From the US FDA
Pfizer has released a statement that their fast-acting nasal spray for migraine treatment has been approved.
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ARTEMIS: This 'Fastest Humanoid Robot' Is About To Compete in the RoboCup 2023
ARTEMIS has actuators similar to human muscles and is said to be the fastest humanoid robot today. A new humanoid robot is coming to Bordeaux, France to compete in the RoboCup.
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Etsy Pauses Seller Payouts Due to the Sudden Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
Etsy has notified impacted sellers of payout delays due to the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank. Etsy has sent an email to several shop owners about payout delays due to the sudden collapse of Silicon Valley bank, according to The Verge.
