Brain blood flow and oxygenation offer new signs of early Alzheimer’s risk

25 Feb 2026 Stevens INI uses near-IR and ultrasound to study links between hemodynamics and disease. A project at USC Keck School of Medicine has studied how brain blood flow and oxygenation provide early clues to a patient’s risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Published in the journal Alzheimer’s & Dementia the study may indicate new less invasive routes … Read more

Shenzhen University sensor detects molecular signs of cancer in the blood

24 Feb 2026 Light-based device uses quantum dots to spot ultra-low biomarker levels. A project at China’s Shenzhen University has developed a new sensing platform for the detection of biomakers in blood. Described in Optica, the device “paves the way for next-generation diagnostic platforms,” according to the researchers. Detecting biomolecules at ultralow concentrations remains a fundamental challenge … Read more

ASRock Industrial Lists NUCs Powered by Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” Processors

ASRock listed one of the first branded mobile-on-desktop platforms based on the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” processors, barely two months into the launch of the new processor generation. The new NUC Box-358H, NUCS BOX-358H, NUCS BOX-325, and NUC BOX-325 are powered by “Panther Lake-H” (mainstream laptop) variants of the chip, and … Read more

Shanghai group develops heatproof fiber microphone to monitor power networks

12 Feb 2026 Immune to heat and high voltage, optical sensor can spot problems inside transformers. Researchers have fabricated a “hair-thin” microphone made entirely of silica fiber that can detect a large range of ultrasound, sound frequencies beyond the reach of the human ear. Able to withstand temperatures up to 1,000 °C, they say that the device … Read more

Photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging combine for clearer mapping of blood vessels

20 Jan 2026 Keck School of Medicine and Caltech image both tissue and blood vessels simultaneously. A project at USC Keck School of Medicine and Caltech has developed an imaging platform offering improved views of both blood vessels and tissue. Described in Nature Biomedical Engineering, the new method has the potential to address current gaps in medical … Read more

Wi-Charge gets $20M to scale infrared wireless chargers

20 May 2025 Tel Aviv startup says series C venture round includes support from European Innovation Council Fund. Wi-Charge, an Israeli startup company that has developed infrared power-beaming technology to charge consumer electronics and other devices without the need for an electrical cable, says it has raised $20 million in a new round of venture funding. Led by … Read more

Alice Waters: Food Costs, Health & Sustainability | Latest News

the Enduring Legacy of Alice Waters: Pioneering a Food Revolution Alice Waters, a name synonymous with fresh, seasonal cuisine, stands as a monumental figure in the American culinary landscape. featured in the latest installment of “Chef’s Table: Legends,” Waters’ influence extends far beyond her iconic restaurant, Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, California – a landmark that … Read more

Import Flexibility: Private Report Highlights Casualties in Electronic Pricing and Returns

Argentina’s Shifting Trade Landscape: Balancing Imports, Exports, and Domestic Industry Argentina’s economic landscape is undergoing significant transformation, driven by recent changes in import policies and a renewed focus on trade. While these reforms aim to stimulate economic growth, they’ve sparked debate about their impact on domestic industries. Easing Import Restrictions: Lower Prices, Higher Competition Early … Read more