Data That Matters March 2017

About 827,000 people in the US have jobs as delivery drivers. Ford is planning to launch a fleet of driverless Continue reading →

Automated Passport Control

See it as an improvement over paper passports. See it as automation taking over jobs. See it as a way Continue reading →

Reversing Aging

Researchers may have found a way to reverse aging, not just delay it. Some cells become dormant because of damage Continue reading →

Kauai Goes Solar

Tesla is helping Kauai in Hawai’i get rid of fossil fuels by going solar. A solar farm will generate 13MW Continue reading →

35 Years Of Phosphorus

Phosphorus is an element that few care about but everyone needs. It is one of the major components of the Continue reading →

Randomness And Cancer

When in doubt, consult with a professional, listen to your doctor, live a healthy lifestyle. Studies have shown many (sometimes Continue reading →

Record CO2 Levels Again

“The CO2 measured at the Mauna Loa Baseline Atmospheric Observatory in Hawaii hit 405.1 parts per million last year, the Continue reading →

Tardigrade Protein Found

Tardigrades are only about 0.5 mm long. For a long time they were curiosity. Then, researchers noticed they lived on Continue reading →