Study: Aviation sector unified approach to cybersecurity shocks necessary
The aviation industry needs to unify its approach to prevent cybersecurity shocks, according to a new study released Wednesday. (Pixabay photo)
Protecting personal data for mental health apps
The COVID-19 crisis has exposed an enduring silent epidemic and greatly accelerated the need for a properly funded and functioning global mental health ecosystem. (Pixabay photo)
Infinix is igniting #SHEPOWER in fast-growing tech space
Research shows that diverse teams perform better and are more innovative, often suggesting promising results for business. (MediaOutreach)
Is gaming good for kids?
Research has shown people who play video games like Fortnite or Rocket League have higher visual acuity, meaning they can keep track of multiple moving objects at once. (Pixabay)
Why monster star Betelgeuse dimmed for weeks? Astronomers believe they have the answer.
Astronomers believed they had the answer why the bright red supergiant star Betelgeuse dramatically faded for weeks last year, then recovered. They turned their sights to another monster star Canis Major, the Great Dog for the answer.Â
AstraZeneca vaccine effective in over-80s: Study
The AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine appears to be more than 80 percent effective at preventing severe illness among elderly, at-risk individuals after a single dose, according to preliminary research published Wednesday. (AFP photo)
Engineered viruses can fight the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
In contrast to the current pandemic, viruses may be the heroes of the next epidemic rather than the villains. Scientists have shown that viruses could be great weapons against bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics. (Pixabay)
Facebook’s news blockade in Australia shows how tech giants are swallowing the web
When Facebook disabled Australians’ access to news articles on its platform, and blocked sharing of articles from Australian news organizations, the company moved a step closer to killing the World Wide Web. (Pixabay)
AI facial analysis is scientifically questionable. Should we be using it for border control?
Developments in global border control technologies are providing innovative ways to address issues relating to migration, asylum-seeking and the introduction of illegal goods into countries. (Pixabay)
