Research Insights Recent findings show that 10 to 25% of lung cancers occur in non-smokers worldwide, with this figure exceeding 50% among certain groups such as Asian and Asian American…
How NASA Saved a Camera From 370 Million Miles Away Nasa’s Juno spacecraft undertook a daring move to repair its JunoCam imager, which had been compromised by radiation during its…
Researchers in Italy have introduced a biometric identifier called WhoFi, which tracks humans based on how their bodies interfere with Wi-Fi signals. This innovative method uses Wi-Fi Channel State Information…
NASA’s Juno spacecraft recently undertook a daring move to repair its JunoCam imager from a staggering 370 million miles away. Following several orbits around Jupiter, the imager showed signs of…
Summary Researchers in Italy have created a biometric identifier based on how the human body influences Wi-Fi signals. This identifier, derived from Wi-Fi Channel State Information (CSI), allows tracking of…
Breaking point: mechanical stress helps NINJ1 protein to rupture membranes The protein NINJ1 plays a crucial role in how cells die by enabling them to rupture their membranes. This article…
NASA’s Juno spacecraft had to pull off a remarkable save on its JunoCam imager, located 370 million miles away. After detecting radiation damage, the team conducted a deep space annealing…
Summary Italian researchers have developed a method to create a biometric identifier from how human bodies obstruct Wi-Fi signals. Their technique, termed “WhoFi,” utilises Wi-Fi Channel State Information (CSI) to…
How NASA Saved a Camera From 370 Million Miles Away The mission team of NASA’s Juno spacecraft recently executed a daring, long-distance move to save its JunoCam imager, which captures…
Researchers in Italy have created a biometric identifier using how the human body interferes with Wi-Fi signals. This new technique, called WhoFi, claims to re-identify individuals across various locations based…
