Researchers from the Paris-Diderot University provided two empirical solutions for the particular suitcase overturning problem.By Kathleen VillaluzJune 24, 2017Are you one of those travelers who finds their flight gate at the last minute? Then you probably often encounter a typical suitcase problem, where they wobble from side to side and eventually tip over as you run to catch your flight.

Apple has cemented its commitment to China with the news of a $300 million clean energy fund.By Jessica MileyJuly 13, 2018Apple has launched a $300 million clean energy fund in China. The tech giant will work with ten of its suppliers to develop clean energy sources for them.The move comes as tensions mount between China and the US as trade negations continue.

By Shelby RogersAugust 09, 2017A team of researchers developed a way to pre-program tiny structures to help transport things as small as one blood cell. These microscopic cubes earned the name & 34;microbot origami,& 34; and for good reason. The microbots draw on the magnetic energy in their environment to capture each other and get to work.

By Kathleen VillaluzJuly 25, 2017Have you ever wondered how old or unwanted military weapons are disposed of? It may not come as a surprise to find that a large metal-grinding machine is required to effectively do the job. The US Army& 39;s DLA facility in the Anniston Army Depot in Alabama is home to a mighty weapon annihilator known as Captain Crunch that can destroy around 500-600 pistols in a day.

Creed Pettit and Jack Hogan who both suffered from genetic mutations in their eyes are the first two people to receive a potentially revolutionary gene therapy treatment.By Shelby RogersMarch 23, 2018After a series of high-profile trials, FDA approved gene therapy drug Luxturna is being administered to two young boys.

Intel announced that it might have a final solution to the constant reboot issues of its previous Spectre and Meltdown patches; Linus Torvald, creator of Linux, had some less than savory comments on the subject.By Shelby RogersJanuary 23, 2018A little over a week ago, Intel owned up to the fact that some of its firmware updates meant to reduce security threats caused by Spectre and Meltdown were actually causing more issues to several Broadwell and Haswell systems.