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The Use of AI for Improving PDT Cancer Therapies

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a common anti-cancer treatment. There are several key advantages to why PDT has been used a lot, including the ability to target cancer cells over the body’s healthy cells and being a method of low toxicity for the body. In PDT, a...

AI | By Liam Critchley | 25-05-2022

Magtrace compound to be considered by NHS for breast cancer treatment

A new product designed to help doctors track cancer spread may soon be used by the NHS for breast cancer patients. What challenges do radioisotope tracers present, how can Magtrace be used to track cancer spread, and does this demonstrate a new era for safer c...

By Robin Mitchell | 24-05-2022

Programmable organic transistor that can perform multiple logic functions

Recently, researchers have developed an organic transistor that can be electrically programmed to perform different logic functions. What challenges does hardware present, what did the researchers develop, and what advantages would programmable hardware presen...

By Robin Mitchell | 24-05-2022

Winning the global GaN game needs a big corporate wallet

We all know there is a worldwide semiconductor device shortage, and we know what's causing it and what needs to happen to resolve it. But knowing is very different from actually solving a globally complex situation of mega proportions. Reasons for the shortage...

By Paul Whytock | 23-05-2022

Google announces funding for an open-source maintenance crew

Recently, Google announced that it will be funding a new initiative that will seek to improve the security of the most important open-source projects. What challenges does open-source software present, what will Google be doing, and what should engineers consi...

By Robin Mitchell | 23-05-2022

Shiny objects can be used to eavesdrop on conversations

A group of cyber-researchers recently revealed an experiment that can recover audio inside a room by measuring the light reflected from reflective objects such as cans. How is modern technology enabling new types of attacks, what did the researchers present, a...

By Robin Mitchell | 20-05-2022

Algae used to power ARM microcontroller for a year

Recently, researchers from the University of Cambridge demonstrated an algae-powered battery able to produce electricity for over a year. What are biobatteries, what did the researchers demonstrate, and how could such power sources be useful for remote IoT app...

By Robin Mitchell | 19-05-2022

RT-Thread IoT OS Global Tech Conference to launch June 1 – 3

This year, RT-Thread is launching a global conference to discuss key facts surrounding the use of RT-Thread in IoT environments, the importance of RISC-V, and how engineers can improve documentation and API standards. What is RT-Thread? Before jumping into the...

IoT | By Robin Mitchell | 18-05-2022

Ask The Experts – Omnetics

In this first instalment of “Ask The Experts”, we interviewed Travis Neumann, Special Projects Manager from Omnetics, about their Special Projects Lab, what challenges they face when designing custom connectors, and where connector technology may go. Who...

By Robin Mitchell | 18-05-2022

Major tech companies looking to move away from passwords

A recent announcement from major tech companies, including Apple, Google, and Microsoft, outlines plans to move away from password authentication in favour of FIDO. What challenges do passwords present, what is FIDO, and what benefits will it have? What...

By Robin Mitchell | 17-05-2022

Royal Mail considering a fleet of 500 drones for remote UK residents

Recently, Royal Mail announced that it plans to create a fleet of over 500 drones to deliver mail to remote residents to improve logistics and reduce costs. What challenges do remote residents present to Royal Mail, what will Royal Mail explore, and could this...

By Robin Mitchell | 17-05-2022

Researchers create a wearable sensor for plants

Recently, researchers have developed a wearable sensor for plants that can detect signs of thirst before any visible signs show. What challenges does plant care present, what did the researchers do, and how could such sensors help farming of the future?...

Wearables | By Robin Mitchell | 16-05-2022