The machines are not on the verge of taking ... hazards — and wonder whether we remain fully in control of our inventions. Science-fiction pioneer Isaac Asimov anticipated these concerns when ...

Step inside the curious world of Jiwi’s Machines, where everyday tasks are solved with hilariously complex inventions. This episode breaks down the science behind the chaos, revealing the clever ...

In "Science Behind Jiwi’s Machines," viewers get a fascinating look at the principles of physics and engineering that power Jiwi’s inventive contraptions. This educational journey reveals how ...

PCR-Machines are based on Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and produce copies of genes exponentially. The PCR cycling reactions are carried out in an automated thermocycler, which is capable of ...

Science News sponsorship position. Those three machines were the worst offenders, but all of the machines were capable of exceeding 50 decibels, the level considered safe for nurseries in hospitals.

Machines are judged on how well they exhibit intelligent behaviour, usually in conversation or game-playing, that to a human listener or observer would be indistinguishable from that of a real person.

To celebrate World Quantum Day, we chat about the huge influence of quantum science with Dr Shane Dooley from DIAS. Long before all the recent hype around quantum computing, quantum physics was ...