Sci-tech
Virtual Orchestra
28/05 13:56 CET
Have you every wondered what it would be like to conduct a full 132-piece orchestra? Well now you can do just that at the London Science Museum’s new digital installation: Universe of Sound: The Planets. It uses Microsoft’s Kinect for Xbox 360 motion-tracking…
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HI-TECH | 24/05 14:50 CETHouse moving the hard way
One of Zurich’s landmarks, a 122-year-old industrial building called the “Maschinenfabrik Oerlikon” has been literally…
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SPACE | 24/05 12:27 CETUnveiling Venus
It can be called the morning or evening star, depending on where you are or what time it is, but it is anything but a star; in fact it is one…
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INNOVATION | 24/05 09:13 CETHIV vaccine on trial
A team of French scientists has started clinical trials on humans for a potential HIV/AIDS vaccine. Chief Scientific Officer at…
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SCIENCE | 23/05 15:04 CETPushing the limits of the body
Just how far can the human body be pushed in the name of sport? Well, a pretty long way, as was proved in a recent experiment in France. For…
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HI-TECH | 22/05 15:22 CETDutch inventor cleans up water treatment
Water, water everywhere… but most of it is not fit to drink. Around one billion people do not have access to clean water. Untreated or…
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HI-TECH | 21/05 16:45 CETThe bottom line for mobility
Getting around could not really be much easier. With the uni-cub, not only can you sit down – unlike a Segway – but you…
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INNOVATION | 09/05 13:35 CET
A robot in mind
Giancarlo Ferrigno is Professor at Politecnico di Milano. He said:“This is a robotic system for assisting a surgeon during…
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FUTURIS | 18/05 11:26 CETTracking the health of Europe’s railways
Safety on Europe’s railways is under the spotlight. Just over 3,000 accidents were reported in 2009, with 174 of those were caused by…
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HI-TECH | 17/05 15:54 CETTransparent driving
Driving a car safely means doing more than keeping an eye on the road. The driver also has to keep an eye on the dashboard. But looking away…
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HI-TECH | 16/05 11:57 CETBook or e-book?
Sales of digital books are on the up in Italy. At the 25th edition of the International Book Fair in Turin it was clear that the paper-free…
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HI-TECH | 15/05 13:18 CETThe father of Bluetooth
Bluetooth has changed the way we listen to music on the move, use our phones or laptops. It has joined the dots between different electronic…
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SCIENCE | 14/05 13:16 CETBelgium’s big babies
Armelle weighed just over four kilograms when she was born one day ago. She is one of a growing number of bigger babies; newborns who weigh…
- 10/05 - science - Scientist study the ocean
- 09/05 - hi-tech - Tests carried out on the bionic eye
- 09/05 - innovation - A robot in mind
- 08/05 - hi-tech - The molecule that helped hepatitis B patients
- 07/05 - science - Battery birds’ nests
- 03/05 - science - Air cleaning for the Olympics
- 02/05 - hi-tech - Game on for eye tracking technology
- 02/05 - futuris - New life for old metal mines
- 01/05 - science - Signs of radiation recovery in Chernobyl wildlife
- 30/04 - science - Mind over matter for Olympic athletes
- 26/04 - space - Global watchdog at risk
- 26/04 - innovation - The roaming recycler
- 26/04 - science - Olympic doping lab off the blocks
- 25/04 - science - Japanese scientists have baldness in cross-hairs
- 24/04 - hi-tech - Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee on imagining worlds
- 19/04 - science - Sounding-out ways to beat prostate side-effects
- 18/04 - science - Encouraging progress in Parkinson’s therapy
- 17/04 - hi-tech - Robots reveal Titanic secrets
- 16/04 - hi-tech - Breathtaking art under threat from exhalation
- 12/04 - hi-tech - Look no hands! Brainpower keeps chess in check
- 12/04 - innovation - Shocking Olives
- 11/04 - science - Fight to make OK coral
- 11/04 - futuris - E-textiles improving health and safety
- 10/04 - hi-tech - France’s tweeting toddlers
- 09/04 - hi-tech - Virtual cinema
- 05/04 - futuris - Pens and video games against Parkinson’s disease
- 03/04 - science - Bulletproof skin?
- 02/04 - science - Deciphering the DNA of deadly jellyfish




