💡 Innovation

Kent Olofsson 2 min read

👁 Eye drops can replace reading glasses

An eye drop every day means that you no longer need to keep track of where you put your reading glasses.

Kent Olofsson 2 min read

🔬Easier to spot ALS with new method

A new method makes it easier to diagnose ALS earlier on in the disease. All that is needed from the patient is a simple blood test.

Linn Winge 1 min read

🦾 Camera technology makes plastic recycling easier

New camera technology can tell the difference between and separate twelve different types of plastic. This is good news for the environment.

Jakob Holgersson 2 min read

🏋️Exercise equipment turns you into a power source

A rowing machine is the latest exercise machine from SportArt that turns calories burned into electricity.

Md Motiur Rahman 4 min read

🌎 5 cryptocurrencies that will dominate 2022

You know Bitcoin and probably Ethereum. But have you heard of these other three cryptocurrencies that, most likely, will dominate 2022?

Jakob Holgersson 2 min read

💪 Space experiment on muscles could give us longer lives

By studying muscle tissue in microgravity, the MicroAge project hopes to enable the elderly to maintain muscle mass. This could mean healthier, more independent and longer lives.

Ulrika Gerth 6 min read

💸Effective charity takes giving to the next level

In the shadow of the big names, effective charities are setting a new standard for giving. This is what you need to know about giving to really make a difference.

Kent Olofsson 1 min read

💻 3D circuits will keep Moore's law alive

By building circuits in height, Intel expects to continue to get better and better performance on its integrated circuits.

Magnus Aschan 4 min read

♻️ On the hunt for green hydrogen

Both companies and governments around the world are on the hunt for alternative energy sources, and ways to store energy, that reduce emissions. The green hydrogen gas is one of the hottest quarries.