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In 2018, William Pham started looking for a new keyboard after his $40 model broke. Now he owns eight custom mechanical keyboards, one of which costs more than $7500. The custom mechanical keyboard market has exploded since the start of the pandemic…
Scientists have created a new artificial intelligence-powered app which could just save your life—by analysing your poo with a high degree of accuracy. Dieta Mobile asks users to upload photos of their business using their phones in order to have it categorised…
Pet hamsters, gerbils and guinea pigs belonging to Monkeypox patients are advised to be ‘isolated’ and, as a last resort, even culled. European health authorities have called for the animals in contact with infected patients to be isolated in government laboratories as…
A college is to become the first in the UK to hold an interactive metaverse open day – with its campus recreated on Minecraft. Glasgow Clyde College says it has taken the decision after experts predicted that, by 2030, more time will…
A team of scientists from Oxford University have successfully grown human tendon tissue on a robot for the first time. The engineered tissue was attached to a robotic arm to help it grow and improve its strength and flexibilty. It could make…
Scientists have created a new type of temporary pacemaker that dissolves on its own once it’s no longer needed. Unlike traditional pacemakers, the thin, flexible device does not require batteries or wires connected to the heart to regulate a person’s heart to…
Researchers have successfully sequenced the human genome – DNA blueprint – of a man who died in Pompeii after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Before this only short stretches of DNA from Pompeiian human and animal remains had been…