America’s Army knows a thing or two about the power of video games; not only can they inspire new recruits to sign up for the armed forces, they can also actually teach them some basic tactical information. Well given all the combat games I’ve played over the years, I figure I’ve reached veteran status by […]
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Part 1 of the “All I Really Need to Know, I Learned in Video Games” Segment
Marburg and Ebola Virus Vaccine successful in Monkeys
A vaccine that protects monkeys completely from the deadly Ebola and Marburg viruses has been developed by researchers. The announcement comes at a time when both viruses are on the rampage in Africa.
3D Images from a GoldFish Bowl
A goldfish bowl in which 3D video images appear suspended in mid-air could help surgeons target tumours more precisely, air-traffic controllers prevent air accidents, and drug designers better understand the structures of promising molecules.
Japan Stresses Energy Conservation
Surging oil prices and growing concerns about meeting targets to cut greenhouse gases produced by burning fossil fuels have revived efforts around the world to improve energy efficiency. But perhaps nowhere is the interest greater than here in Japan.
Arctic Lakes Could Disappear
An accelerating Arctic warming trend over the past quarter of a century has dramatically dried up more than a thousand large lakes in Siberia, probably because the permafrost beneath them has begun to thaw, according to a paper to be published today in the journal Science.
