💡 Innovation
♻️ 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.
🧠 Statistics and AI help detect fake news
Combining AI and statistical models makes it possible to reveal fake news and understand why AI flags something like fake news.
🌎 "If I'm not allowed to solve problems, I'll die"
Rustam Nabiev left Tajikistan for Sweden, KTH, to improve healthcare in some of the world's poorest countries. Warp News writer Ewa Thorslund is your guide on the incomparable journey of a disruptable entrepreneur.
🎄 Next generation light bulbs mean brighter X-mas in the future
A new lighting technology can give us more environmentally friendly lighting and can cover large areas instead of just a small point, like today's lamps do.
👖 Here are the clothes that will help you stop sweating
Sweat can open microscopic valves in a fabric and release heat specifically in the places where the body is currently sweating.
🧠 AI tracks down hidden ditches - prevents flooding
By examining altitude models, an AI can determine where there are ditches in the forest. This facilitates the re-creation of wetlands.
🧬New monitoring tools will help prevent disease
By giving people continuous access to health data and advice on how to interpret this data, health care can become more preventative and help people from developing diseases.
🚢Liquid robot can fight oil spills
A "robot film" that can navigate through an oil spill and absorb oil could give us more efficient ways to manage spills.
💊 Pills could replace exercise
Researchers have discovered a substance that can activate the same enzyme in the body that is activated during physical exercise.