The Visionary Genius: Nikola Tesla’s Legacy

Introduction: Nikola Tesla, a name that resonates with innovation, brilliance, and boundless imagination. Born on July 10, 1856, in Smiljan, Croatia, Tesla is celebrated as one of history’s greatest inventors and visionaries. His groundbreaking contributions to electrical engineering and his extraordinary inventions continue to shape the world we live in today. In this post, we … Read more

A combination of deep neural networks and vector-symbolic models

IBM Research Zürich and ETH Zürich researchers have recently developed a new architecture that combines two of the most well-known artificial intelligence approaches, deep neural networks and vector-symbolic models. Their architecture, described in Nature Machine Intelligence, has the potential to overcome the limitations of both approaches by solving progressive matrices and other reasoning tasks more … Read more

Stem Cell And New Medical Horizons

Stem cells are cells that have the ability to develop into other types of cells. They can, for example, develop into muscle or brain cells. They can also renew themselves by dividing after being dormant for a long time. Stem cell research is assisting scientists in understanding how an organism develops from a single cell … Read more

Autism and Vaccines: A Whistleblower Reveals Evidence Of The CDC’s Criminal Coverup

Documents now show that CDC scientists who conspired to commit scientific fraud in order to obscure the link between the MMR vaccine and autism were aware that they were possibly engaging in criminal behaviour as early as 2002. Melinda Wharton, Walt Orenstein, Kim Lane, Kevin M. Malone, Beverly Dozier, Robert Chen, David Shay, Coleen Boyle, … Read more

Asai Germanium, 56years of research & development for a healthy life

A significant advancement in the field of nutritional and metabolic medicine is the late discovery of the biologic usefulness of Bis-Beta Carboxyethyl Germanium Sesquioxide, also known as Ge-132 and formerly known as Dr. Kazuhiko Asai’s “Organic Germanium Complex.”Anecdotally impressive results were obtained from clinical trials using organic germanium at Dr. Asai’s Research Institute and Clinic … Read more

Google will release the ChatGPT competitor Bard

A showdown between Google and Microsoft over artificial intelligence (AI) has been set up by Google’s announcement on Monday that it will release a conversational chatbot named Bard. Microsoft has invested billions in the makers of ChatGPT, a hugely successful language app that convincingly imitates human writing.The San Francisco company OpenAI’s ChatGPT has made a … Read more

Meta is buying a VR startup following a positive court decision.

A federal judge has ruled with Meta, the parent company of Facebook, and let it to purchase a virtual reality firm. Maker of the well-known fitness app Supernatural, Within UnlimitedFederal antitrust authorities argued that the transaction would harm competition in the developing virtual reality market and had sought to prohibit it. However, U.S. District Judge … Read more

Feb 4, World Cancer Day

What A Nobel Prize-Winner’s Research Means for Cancer Treatment The synthesis of complex molecules was significantly simplified by Drs. Carolyn Bertozzi, Barry Sharpless, and Morten Meldal, who shared the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The protégé of Dr. Bertozzi explains why her research is so crucial. For significantly simplifying the synthesis of complex molecules, Drs. … Read more

Ants Live 10 Times Longer by Altering Their Insulin Responses

In comparison to workers, queen ants live much longer. What their longevity secrets could entail for ageing in other species is being discovered by researchers. Animals that breed frequently typically live short lives, whereas less productive animals typically live longer. Cockroaches have a lifespan of less than a year and can lay hundreds of eggs. … Read more