With the number of children diagnosed with autism on the rise, the need to find what causes the disorder becomes more urgent every day. UCF researchers are now a step closer to showing the link between the food pregnant women consume and the effects on a fetus’ developing brain.
The applications of CRISPR based genetic engineering tools range from changing colors in butterfly wings to developing gene therapies that might one day cure or prevent human diseases.
Overview Each year, over 200 million people around the world are affected or displaced by natural disasters. On top of the 100,000 plus lives lost each year, there is considerable economic damage. As technology continues to play a central part in our lives, disaster-relief organizations – such as the International Red Cross and Red Crescent …
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Even though NASA’s Cassini spacecraft’s mission to Saturn ended in 2017, scientists are still poring over the copious amounts of data it transmitted.
Editor’s note: For additional Aon Insights on storm forecasts, preparedness and response, visit the Be Prepared site. OVERVIEW When it comes to hurricanes, the cost of inadequate coverage and preparation can be extremely high. The first quarter of 2019 saw an almost 38 percent decrease in catastrophe losses stemming from hurricanes, typhoons and other natural disasters …
Limbitless Solutions is working with researchers at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville to complete a clinical trial for a technology that allows patients to use facial muscles to control their wheelchairs.
Limbitless Solutions is working with researchers at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville to complete a clinical trial for a technology that allows patients to use facial muscles to control their wheelchairs.
Interacting with virtual humans in an augmented reality training environment seems to carry over into the real world, prompting people to respect the personal space of virtual characters even when they are no longer visible.
Imagine self-propelling a paddleboard from Daytona Beach to Walt Disney World, a voyage of about 80 miles. That’s the distance a hearty group of paddlers will traverse from the Bahamas to Florida on June 15 in an annual event organized by business management grad Travis Suit ’06 to raise research funds for cystic fibrosis.
Imagine self-propelling a paddleboard from Daytona Beach to Walt Disney World, a voyage of about 80 miles. That’s the distance a hearty group of paddlers will traverse from the Bahamas to Florida on June 15 in an annual event organized by business management grad Travis Suit ’06 to raise research funds for cystic fibrosis.
