February 2024 - Page 2

TLDR: Ysleta ISD’s Young Women’s Leadership Academy recently held a NASA MUREP Aerospace Academy Camp with a focus on audio technology and soundproofing. The camp aimed to increase engagement in STEM fields

TLDR: Generative AI has the potential to automate up to 25% of work tasks in a day according to economist Joseph Briggs. This estimate doesn’t mean 25% of jobs will disappear, but

Article Summary TLDR: Smart home assistants bring convenience and personalized experiences to homes. iFLYTEK unveiled a new smart living assistant called Smart Voice Panel at MWC 2024. As technology evolves, smart home

TLDR: USDA scientists develop technology to reduce pathogens in eggs using Radio Frequency (R.F.) technology. The novel thermal technology pasteurizes eggs and inactivates Salmonella cells with a short processing time. Researchers at

TLDR: Law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma are focusing on investigating crimes against children. Technology, such as artificial intelligence, is changing the digital landscape for law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma and

TLDR: Construction begins on Stafford Institute of Technology in Stafford, UK. The project is part of the larger Stafford Station Gateway regeneration scheme. Construction has officially commenced on the new Stafford Institute

TLDR: Shawn Carlson battled cancer twice and faced a recurrence in her brain. Dr. Arneson used Gamma Knife technology to treat the lesions in Carlson’s brain. In the Avera Medical Minute article,

TLDR: The third annual Stotz Day at Idaho State University introduced students to the latest advancements in agricultural technology, including the John Deere Operations Center and a cutting-edge agricultural drone. The event,

TLDR: The Building Enclosure Science and Technology (BEST6) Conference focuses on the impact of climate change on building enclosures, new techniques in building design and construction, durability, and sustainability. The conference takes

Summary of Article on Microplastic Separation TLDR: Microplastics are a major threat to aquatic environments, but new research using microfluidic technology and bipolar electrodes shows promising results in separating and controlling microplastic