Peace is not a white dove.
A main crux of neuroscience is learning how our senses translate light into sight, sound into hearing, food into taste, and texture into touch. Smell is where these sensory relationships … Continue readingCan machines smell? Machine learning enables machines to recognize smells
Last week I enrolled for a “Deutsch Learning Café” open course hosted by the city library in Freiburg im Breisgau, at the Baden-Wurttemberg region, in Germany. I found it a … Continue readingTechnology for Peace
I was reading El Pais today and suddenly passed through the story of Catherine Taylor, from Arkansas. Catherine applied for a position with Red Cross, trying to ‘save the world’, … Continue readingEthical Issues concerning algorithms
Tiny satellite technology can bring connectivity to the remotest places on Earth. … Continue readingLow-cost satellites for remote areas may reduce the digital divide
By Mary-Jean Nleya | CBNAfrica.com In a hyper connected and increasingly digitized global landscape, human connection and interaction has been, and continues to be, transformed. Information communication technologies (ICTs) have … Continue readingHow digital tech helps get Botswana’s female entrepreneurs back in business
Manu Prakash, a professor of bioengineering at Stanford University, has developed a Project basted on 3D printed engineering that allow to save up to 50% of oxygen in a tank . This is possible because during oxygen therapy, when a patient exhales, oxygen is still being supplied and is thus wasted. … Continue readingHow 3D printers can help India to save oxygen