Misdiagnosing Our Cyberhealth

Antipoaching Tech Tracks COVID-19 Flare-Ups in South Africa

Share this on WhatsApp On May 1 South Africa began to slowly open its stores and economy after a five-week lockdown to limit the spread of COVID-19. The key to this loosening of restrictions, the government and scientists say, is a plan to quickly spot new disease flare-ups and isolate them before they spread further. […]

Close-Up Views of Tumors Reveal a New Cancer Biology

Share this on WhatsApp When Brad Bernstein first looked at cancer tumors cell by cell in 2014, what he found dismayed him: he realized that in any single tumor, there is not one type of cancer cell at work but many. “I was a little depressed when I saw it,” says Bernstein, a pathologist at […]

Quantum Computing Is the Future, and Schools Need to Catch Up

Share this on WhatsApp The harnessed power of the subatomic world could soon upend the modern computing industry. Quantum computers are all over the news, and fundamental work on the theory that gave rise to them even won last year’s Nobel Prize. But the one place you might not hear about them is inside a […]