Unless you live in a remote mountain cabin, you might never be without an Internet connection in the world of the future. Members of the public could form the backbone of powerful new mobile networks, by wearing sensors being researched at Queen's University Belfast.
According to researchers, the sensors could create new ultra high bandwidth mobile internet infrastructures and reduce the density of mobile phone base stations. The engineers from Queen's Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT), are working on a new project based on the new science of "body-centric" communications.
As a result of a global health campaign, polioviruses have almost been eradicated in many areas of the world but enterovirus 71 is closely related to poliovirus and was first detected in California in the 1960s. Since then the virus has spread across Asia, affecting mostly children and some adults. Serious cases of the disease can include neurological disorders such as meningitis, paralysis and encephalitis.
Can there be a genetic difference between progressives and conservatives? Certainly
we have had the discussion many times about studies, both sociological and biological, seeking to make the case that politics might be nature as well as nurture.
A new paper suggests that instead of some primates evolving in Africa and spreading out from there, they colonized it, likely from Asia. The search for data regarding the origins of man's earliest anthropoid ancestors is obviously one of the most hotly pursued subjects in paleontology.
Men and women are different, we know that now (efforts to the contrary in the 1970s aside) but when it comes to neuroscience, differences may be speculation, no matter
how many studies you read saying this imaging study or that is correlated to a hypothesis.