From the benefits of wearable devices for remote patient monitoring to opportunities for big-data applications to a changing regulatory environment, the Wireless Health 2014 international conference here Oct. 29 – 31 aims to disseminate the latest advances and promising prospective developments in mobile health. Presented by the Wireless-Life Sciences Alliance […]

The International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC) announced today that Maura Harty has been appointed by the Board of Directors to be the organization’s new President and CEO. Harty previously worked for ICMEC from 2008 to 2010 as Senior Policy Director of the organization’s Koons Family Institute on […]

Scientists have discovered one planet that is 640 light years ahead by observing that it is comparatively too hot and rain scalding droplets of iron when its rainy time there.  The Scientist has named this new planet as Wasp-76b. It is also found that this planet has molten iron rain […]

Within the din of discussion about the source of carbon dioxide (the gas that is very likely the principal cause of current global warming) that is being added to Earth’s atmosphere is the undocumented opinion of some that the amount of carbon dioxide released by active volcanoes and their shallow […]

The simplest and safest way of watching the eclipse is with a pinhole projector. All you need is two pieces of cardboard roughly about 12 inches by 12 inches. Using a pin, make a clean hole in the center of one of the cardboards. Do not make the hole too […]

The total solar eclipse that passed over Argentina and Chile on July 2 has triggered the arrival of a lunar eclipse. According to EarthSky.org website, the two eclipses always come in pairs within a fortnight, about two weeks. Earlier this year partial solar eclipse happened on January 6 and it […]