Paul Tadich
Scientists Built a ‘Mini Black Hole’ Out of Sound Waves
A tabletop black hole emits what looks like Hawking radiation.
These Gold ‘Nanoneedles’ Could Be a Powerful Weapon Against Climate Change
They function like lightning rods, catalyzing a reaction that splits CO2 apart.
Scientists Are Creating Mutant Fish With Curvy Spines to Study Scoliosis
These little fish are helping scientists unravel the causes of the disease.
Inside the High-Tech US Army Lab Where Scientists Blow Things Up
After multiple security checks, I got to pay it a visit.
Why Drones Could Save Door-to-Door Mail Delivery
Canada Post is examining the use of drones in mail delivery.
A New Device Harvests Energy From Your Body as You Walk and Swing Your Arms
It could power prosthetics and wearable devices in the future.
A New Study Links Cell Phone Radiation to Cancer in Rats. Now What?
What does this mean for the world’s 6.9 billion mobile phone users?
Artificial, Womb-Free Births Just Got a Lot More Real
Scientists have grown a human embryo for two weeks in a petri dish.
Canada's New Science Minister Supports a Widely Debunked Medical Treatment
A condition called CCSVI, and the therapy proposed to treat it, are according to many internationally-recognized MS researchers without scientific merit
Depression-Fighting Magnetic Fields Made My Brain Feel Better
I’m still on meds but the feared apparition, the depressive state, has not come to visit for weeks.
This New Gene Editing Technique Could Turn The Tide on Antibiotic Resistance
In a proof-of-concept, researchers used CRISPR/Cas to erase genes that make E. Coli resistant to antibiotics.