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09:56 pm GMT - Mon, June 29, 2020
Technology Review India bans TikTokplus 58 other Chinese apps
On Monday, India banned TikTok and dozens of other apps made in China, escalating tension between the countries two weeks after a long-simmering border dispute in the Himalayas turned deadly. The news...
09:56 pm GMT - Mon, June 29, 2020
Technology Review India has banned TikTokplus 58 other Chinese apps
On Monday, India banned TikTok and dozens of other apps made in China, escalating tension between the countries two weeks after a long-simmering border dispute in the Himalayas turned deadly. The news...
05:00 pm GMT - Mon, June 29, 2020
Technology Review Covid-19 spurs collaboration in telehealth
The coronavirus pandemic has led to enhanced health-care collaboration, innovation, and increased use of digital technologies. Telehealth enables doctors to safely connect with patients virtually and ...
10:00 am GMT - Sat, June 27, 2020
Technology Review The US now has more covid-19 tests than it knows what to do with
We have the greatest testing program anywhere in the world, US President Donald Trump told reporters on June 23. We test better than anybody in the world. Our tests are the best in the world, and we h...
10:39 pm GMT - Fri, June 26, 2020
Technology Review A supermassive black hole lit up a collision of two smaller black holes
Astronomers from CalTech have reported that they’ve observed a collision between two black holes. Normally such an event is invisible, but this time a more massive black hole sitting nearby help...
09:52 pm GMT - Fri, June 26, 2020
Technology Review Alumni in the coronavirus conversation
The virus I am very wary of simplistic projections about the ongoing outbreak based solely off of its current growth patterns” Maimuna Majumder, SM 15, PhD 18, faculty, Boston Childrens Hos...
03:48 pm GMT - Fri, June 26, 2020
Technology Review Trumps freeze on new visas could threaten US dominance in AI
Even before president Trumps executive order on June 22, the US was already bucking global tech immigration trends. Over the past five years, as other countries have opened up their borders to highly ...
11:13 am GMT - Fri, June 26, 2020
Technology Review A new US bill would ban the police use of facial recognition
The news: US lawmakers have introduced a bill which would ban the use of facial recognition technology by federal law enforcement agencies. Specifically, it would make it illegal for any federal agenc...
06:03 pm GMT - Thu, June 25, 2020
Technology Review Mainframe 2020: A catalyst for transformation
When it comes to supporting DevOps initiatives, mainframe technologyintroduced in the early 1950sisnt likely to be the first to come to mind. This content was produced by Insights, the custom content ...
04:16 pm GMT - Thu, June 25, 2020
Technology Review Human rights activists want to use AI to help prove war crimes in court
In 2015, alarmed by an escalating civil war in Yemen, Saudi Arabia led an air campaign against the country to defeat what it deemed a threatening rise of Shia power. The intervention, launched with ei...
02:00 pm GMT - Thu, June 25, 2020
Technology Review Cloud and complexity in IT
Its an old story by nowcloud is the computing of the future. What has become evident in recent years, however, is cloud has established itself as the computing of the presentand the agile IT architect...
08:46 am GMT - Thu, June 25, 2020
Technology Review Pandenomics: How open data is guiding public policy
Generals always fight the last war, runs the military aphorism. Politicians have also drawn heavily from battlefield lexicon in framing the fight against covid-19, but they too are at risk of leaning ...
05:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 24, 2020
Technology Review If AI is going to help us in a crisis, we need a new kind of ethics
Jess Whittlestone at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence at the University of Cambridge and her colleagues published a comment piece in Nature Machine Intelligence this week arguing t...
05:25 pm GMT - Tue, June 23, 2020
Technology Review Amazon creates a $2 billion climate fund, as it struggles to cut its own emissions
Amazon launched a $2 billion venture fund to invest in companies developing ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions, marking the latest corporate effort to allocate major resources to combating climate c...
10:41 am GMT - Tue, June 23, 2020
Technology Review AI researchers say scientific publishers help perpetuate racist algorithms
The news: An open letter from a growing coalition of AI researchers is calling out scientific publisher Springer Nature for a conference paper it originally planned to include in its forthcoming book ...
10:15 am GMT - Tue, June 23, 2020
Technology Review Coronavirus and the big shift to cloud
In the space of a few months, covid-19 has upended economic and social activity worldwide, sending billions of people home for months on end and causing productivity to tumble. In Asia, the first regi...
09:00 am GMT - Tue, June 23, 2020
Technology Review TikTok teens and K-pop stans dont belong to the resistance
After a poorly-attended Trump rally, older liberals are celebrating online movements that they dont really understand....
04:38 pm GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Asian-Americans are using Slack groups to explain racism to their parents
Jess Fong was feeling restless. Black Lives Matter protests stemming from the death of George Floyd were spreading, and she wanted to help. So she started scrolling through the plethora of lists that ...
04:30 pm GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Cloud and complexity in IT
Its an old story by nowcloud is the computing of the future. What has become evident in recent years, however, is cloud has established itself as the computing of the presentand the agile IT architect...
04:00 pm GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Improving data strategy to create the best customer experiences
Businesses today have a wealth of information to draw upon. It comes from customer touchpoints, mobile interactions, internet-of-things (IoT) devices, e-commerce transactions, and many more sources. A...
03:00 pm GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Baidus deep-learning platform fuels the rise of industrial AI
AI is driving industrial transformation across a variety of sectors, and were just beginning to scratch the surface of AI capabilities. Some industrial innovations are barely noticed, such as forest i...
02:05 pm GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review How green sand could capture billions of tons of carbon dioxide
A pair of palm-tree-fringed coves form two narrow notches, about a quarter of a mile apart, along the shoreline of an undisclosed island somewhere in the Caribbean. After a site visit in early March, ...
01:27 pm GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Virgin Galactic and NASA have launched a new program to train private astronauts
Virgin Galactic announced it has signed a deal with NASA to develop a private orbital astronaut readiness program that trains and supports private astronauts for missions to the International Space St...
09:35 am GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Lockdown forced sports to go virtual. The experience will change it forever
The roar inside a packed stadium is felt more than heard, a kind of whole-body buzz. As the announcer on the PA brings the crowd to a crescendo, techno music pumping and lights strafing our heads, dis...
09:35 am GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review Lockdown forced sports to go virtual. The experience will change them forever.
The roar inside a packed stadium is felt more than heard, a kind of whole-body buzz. As the announcer on the PA brings the crowd to a crescendo, techno music pumping and lights strafing our heads, dis...
09:35 am GMT - Mon, June 22, 2020
Technology Review The pandemic will change how we watch sports
The roar inside a packed stadium is felt more than heard, a kind of whole-body buzz. As the announcer on the PA brings the crowd to a crescendo, techno music pumping and lights strafing our heads, dis...
09:00 pm GMT - Sun, June 21, 2020
Technology Review Trumps data-hungry, invasive app is a voter surveillance tool of extraordinary power
Ahead of President Trumps rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, his 2020 re-election campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted about the event. Just passed 800,000 tickets, he wrote. Biggest data haul and rally sign...
09:00 pm GMT - Sun, June 21, 2020
Technology Review The Trump 2020 app is a voter surveillance tool of extraordinary power
Ahead of President Trumps rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, his 2020 re-election campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted about the event. Just passed 800,000 tickets, he wrote. Biggest data haul and rally sign...
07:11 pm GMT - Fri, June 19, 2020
Technology Review The UKs contact tracing app fiasco is a master class in mismanagement
There are advantages to being one of the worlds largest single-payer health-care systems. For the UKs National Health Service, the NHS, big data is increasingly one of them.  Its Recovery Trial, ...
03:43 pm GMT - Fri, June 19, 2020
Technology Review Our biggest questions about immunity to covid-19
Were still not very sure how covid-19 immunity works. As we inch closer to a vaccine and pin our hopes on herd immunity to allow us to safely open up communities again, the uncertainties will only get...
08:24 am GMT - Fri, June 19, 2020
Technology Review The global AI agenda: The Middle East and Africa
This report is part of The global AI agenda, a thought leadership program by MIT Technology Review Insights examining how organizations are using AI today and planning to do so in the future. Fea...
04:05 pm GMT - Thu, June 18, 2020
Technology Review Heres how genes from covid-19 survivors could help you
Potential weapons against covid-19 include manufactured antibodies, serum transfusions from survivors, antivirals, steroids, and more than 100 vaccine candidates, some now advancing toward decisive te...
03:18 pm GMT - Thu, June 18, 2020
Technology Review The UK is abandoning its current contact tracing app for Google and Apples system
The news: The UK is going to abandon its current contact tracing app in favor of one based on technology built by Apple and Google, the BBC reports. Tests of its existing app among residents on the Is...
09:00 am GMT - Thu, June 18, 2020
Technology Review The startup making deep learning possible without specialized hardware
The discovery that led Nir Shavit to start a company came about the way most discoveries do: by accident. The MIT professor was working on a project to reconstruct a map of a mouses brain and needed s...
06:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Lecturing at home
Jacob White, professor of electrical engineering and computer science, was invited by Dean of Digital Learning Krisha Rajagopal to share the details of his teaching-from-home set up with the Academic ...
03:45 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Podcast: Robots are the new recruits on the pandemics front lines
We give robots some pretty scary and stressful jobs: cleaning up nuclear sites, inspecting pipelines from the inside, exploring  the frozen wastes of Mars. The arrival of the coronavirus has tran...
01:03 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Weather and climate lab lecture
After students in 12.307 left campus, they were able to study atmospheric wind patterns using a virtual laboratory created from video of a real experiment using animation software. The above vide...
01:00 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Toy Design Lectures
Watch a sample lecture: This clip from a new and improved 2.00b lecture covers goals for the students CAD milestone and provides tips for designing under constraints. Its part of a 1.5-hour lecture th...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review From the archives: The innovators dilemma through the ages
April 1987  From How to Keep Mature Industries Innovative: Basic American ways of thinking must change. We are used to the notion that the only way to encourage innovation is to remove obstacles ...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review I used an algorithm to help me write a story. Heres what I learned.
A few years ago I used an algorithm to help me write a science fiction story. Adam Hammond, an English professor, and Julian Brooke, a computer scientist, had created a program called SciFiQ, and...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Algostory 1.7: Krishna and Arjuna
The screen read ## result null set as expected but above the crash were strings of phrases Krishna couldnt explain.  ## Dog. Drinking water in a kitchen. A woman in a house at night.  ## Cit...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Covid-19 could accelerate the robot takeover of human jobs
Inside a Schnucks grocery store in St. Louis, Missouri, the toilet paper and baking ingredients are mostly cleared out. A rolling robot turns a corner and heads down an aisle stocked with salsa and ta...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Six tales from the trenches of running a startup
Learn other peoples languages NABIHA SAKLAYENClass of 2018 Cofounded Cellino Biotech, which uses lasers to program stem cells. I became an entrepreneur without knowing what it meant. My collaborators ...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review How the US lost its way on innovation
In early March I started getting calls from people trying to respond to what was clearly turning into a global pandemic. A government agency that funds R&D wanted help connecting its research team...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Why venture capital doesnt build the things we really need
I felt bad asking Zack Gray to repeat his story. He was used to it, he said. Its the founding tale of his startup, Ophelia; hed already told part of it in his commencement speech at Wharton, and to po...
12:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review What the 1930s can teach us about dealing with Big Tech today
The techlash, allegedly, is over. An April op-ed in the San Jose Mercury News, Silicon Valleys local paper, put it most directly: Covid-19 response will end all the Big Tech bashing. An article publis...
11:00 am GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review 2020: 35 Innovators Under 35
In chaotic times it can be reassuring to see so many people working toward a better world. Thats true for medical professionals fighting a pandemic and for ordinary citizens fighting for social justic...
10:01 am GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Facebook is going to let US voters opt out of seeing political ads in their feed
The news: Facebook has announced that people will soon be able to opt out of seeing political adverts on its platform. It will start giving a small group of US users the ability to hide adverts from c...
10:01 am GMT - Wed, June 17, 2020
Technology Review Facebook is going to let US voters opt out of seeing political ads
The news: Facebook has announced that people will soon be able to opt out of seeing political adverts on its platform. It will start giving a small group of US users the ability to hide adverts from c...
10:16 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review The suddenly remote semester
At the start of the spring semester, the Institute asked members of the MIT community whod just been in China to self-quarantine for 14 days to prevent the possible spread of covid-19 on cam- pus. Whe...
10:03 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review Contact tracing without Big Brother
Contact tracingnotifying people who might have been exposed to diseasewill be key to controlling the covid-19 pandemic until a vaccine is available, but the tactic raises obvious privacy concerns. Now...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review Where the coronavirus strikes
The symptoms of covid-19 often affect the respiratory and digestive systems, so it makes sense to suppose that the virus may target cells in those parts of the body. Now researchers at MIT, Harvard, a...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review The 1918 flu at MIT
The 1918 influenza epidemic, which killed an estimated 50 million people worldwide, hit the US in three devastating waves. But its arrival at MIT ranks as little more than a footnote in the Institutes...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review 8.13 and 8.14: Physics Junior Lab
In 8.13 and 8.14, the 18-credit-hour classes known as Physics Junior Lab, students are introduced to experimental physics by replicating classic early-20th-century discoveries in such things as specia...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review East Campus heads north
When my friends and I heard that we were all being kicked out of East Campus for the rest of the semester, only one thing still seemed certain in a world falling apart: we were staying together, no ma...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review Inside MITs low-cost ventilator project
When professor of mechanical engineering Alex Slocum Sr. 82, SM 83, PhD 85, and his son, Alexander Slocum Jr. 08, SM 10, PhD 13, started hearing the reports out of Italy in early March, they knew a cr...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review 3.024: Electronic, Optical, and Magnetic Properties of Materials
Polina Anikeeva, associate professor of materials science and engineering, normally takes what she calls an old-school approach to teaching 3.024 (Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Properties of Materi...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review MIT and covid-19
More coverage at news.mit.edu In virtual town hall, MIT leadership updates community on Covid-19 responses Critical research continues, students and staff are receiving support, and contingency p...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review Julia (Rosolovsky) Greer 97
Julia (Rosolovsky) Greer 97 is a scientist and a classical pianist. Her nanotechnology research breaks new ground, and her music lifts people up. Fittingly, Fast Company named her one of its...
10:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review 2.007: Design and Manufacturing I
As Purell stations were being installed across campus in early March, 2.007 lab instructors were checking in with their students about what they hoped to get out of the robotics-centered Design and Ma...
07:26 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review Theft of CIA hacking tools spotlights the spy agencys lax security
American intelligence agencies are still falling short on security, years after high-profile data leaks from Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning, and Joshua Schulte, according to a member of the US Senate...
04:47 pm GMT - Tue, June 16, 2020
Technology Review A cheap steroid might be the first covid-19 drug to save lives
The news: A cheap steroid called dexamethasone significantly cuts the chances that seriously ill covid-19 patients will die, according to the worlds biggest trial of existing treatments. Specific...
09:11 pm GMT - Mon, June 15, 2020
Technology Review Whats a coronavirus superspreader?
As we learn more about how the coronavirus spreads between people, theres more evidence to suggest most infections are transmitted by a select few individuals we call superspreaders. Heres what a supe...
04:28 pm GMT - Mon, June 15, 2020
Technology Review Norway halts coronavirus app over privacy concerns
The news: Norway is halting its coronavirus contact tracing app, Smittestopp, after criticism from the Norwegian Data Protection Authority, which said that the countrys low rate of infections meant th...
04:01 pm GMT - Fri, June 12, 2020
Technology Review The two-year fight to stop Amazon from selling face recognition to the police
In the summer of 2018, nearly 70 civil rights and research organizations wrote a letter to Jeff Bezos demanding that Amazon stop providing face recognition technology to governments. As part of an inc...
03:02 pm GMT - Fri, June 12, 2020
Technology Review Facebooks deepfake detection challenge shows how hard these fakes still are to spot
Deepfakes have struck a nerve with the public and researchers alike. There is something uniquely disturbing about these AI-generated images of people appearing to say or do something they didnt. With ...
03:02 pm GMT - Fri, June 12, 2020
Technology Review Facebook just released a database of 100,000 deepfakes to teach AI how to spot them
Deepfakes have struck a nerve with the public and researchers alike. There is something uniquely disturbing about these AI-generated images of people appearing to say or do something they didnt. With ...
09:30 am GMT - Fri, June 12, 2020
Technology Review A teenagers guide to building the worlds best pandemic and protest trackers
The coronavirus pandemic and the protests sparked by the May 25 murder of George Floyd have been the defining events of 2020 so far, and in both cases one 17-year-old has played a major role online: A...
08:30 am GMT - Fri, June 12, 2020
Technology Review Rumors, death, and a tech overhaul: Inside Amazons race to hire 175,000 workers during a pandemic
It was a surge unlike any other, even for Amazon. In the first quarter of 2020, the e-commerce giants net sales increased by 26% over the same period a year earlier. It was panic-buying on a grand sca...
11:10 am GMT - Thu, June 11, 2020
Technology Review Twitter wants you to read articles before you retweet them
The news: Twitter is testing a new feature on Android phones which prompts people to read articles before they share them. If someone goes to retweet a link on Twitter when they havent clicked through...
09:00 am GMT - Thu, June 11, 2020
Technology Review A Green New Deal architect explains how the protests and climate crisis are connected
Demands for climate action have largely faded into the background as the covid-19 pandemic, the economic meltdown, and widespread protests over police brutality have seized the worlds attention. But f...
09:00 am GMT - Thu, June 11, 2020
Technology Review Scientists have made Bose-Einstein condensates in space for the first time
On board the International Space Station since May 2018 is a mini-fridge-size facility called the Cold Atom Lab (CAL), capable of chilling atoms in a vacuum down to temperatures one ten billionth of a...
06:32 pm GMT - Wed, June 10, 2020
Technology Review Protest propaganda is riding on the success of pandemic hoaxes
After months spent battling covid-19, the US is now gripped by a different fever. As the video of George Floyd being murdered by Derek Chauvin circulated across social media, the streets around Americ...
06:32 pm GMT - Wed, June 10, 2020
Technology Review Protest misinformation is riding on the success of pandemic hoaxes
After months spent battling covid-19, the US is now gripped by a different fever. As the video of George Floyd being murdered by Derek Chauvin circulated across social media, the streets around Americ...
10:00 am GMT - Wed, June 10, 2020
Technology Review How to turn filming the police into the end of police brutality
Of all the videos that were released after George Floyds murder, the one recorded by 17-year-old Darnella Frazier on her phone is the most jarring. It shows Officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on Floyds ne...
09:00 am GMT - Wed, June 10, 2020
Technology Review How the space industry has adjusted to life under coronavirus
Like other industries, space hasnt been immune to the effects of covid-19 pandemic. Operations across the world have been slowed or shut down thanks to lockdowns imposed by governments to stop the spr...
03:22 pm GMT - Tue, June 9, 2020
Technology Review Lab-grown mini-lungs could reveal why covid-19 kills
Inside the biosafety level 4 lab at the National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories (NEIDL) in Boston, researchers wear three sets of gloves and breathe air piped into moon suits through snakin...
03:17 pm GMT - Tue, June 9, 2020
Technology Review IBM says it is no longer working on face recognition because its used for racial profiling
The news: IBM has said the company will stop developing or selling facial recognition software due to concerns the technology is used to promote racism. In a letter to Congress, IBMs CEO Arvind Krishn...
10:31 am GMT - Tue, June 9, 2020
Technology Review Lockdowns may have prevented more than 3 million deaths in Europe
The news: Lockdowns in Europe helped to stop 3.1 million deaths up to the start of May, researchers have estimated. Strictly limiting peoples movements and enforcing social distancing cut the average ...
08:59 am GMT - Tue, June 9, 2020
Technology Review Quantum computing: A key ally for meeting business objectives
In the business world, the opportunities for applying quantum technology relate to optimization: solving difficult business problems, reconfiguring complex processes, and understanding correlations be...
04:47 pm GMT - Mon, June 8, 2020
Technology Review Facebook needs 30,000 of its own content moderators, says a new report
Imagine if Facebook stopped moderating its site right now. Anyone could post anything they wanted. Experience seems to suggest that it would quite quickly become a hellish environment overrun with spa...
03:47 pm GMT - Mon, June 8, 2020
Technology Review Radio Corona, June 9: An astronaut returns to a society transformed by coronavirus
This week on Radio Corona, join us for a discussion between reporter Neel Patel and NASA astronaut Jessica Meir, who returned back to Earth in late April after a nearly seven-month mission aboard the ...
07:57 am GMT - Mon, June 8, 2020
Technology Review The global AI agenda: Latin America
This report is part of The global AI agenda, a thought leadership program by MIT Technology Review Insights examining how organizations are using AI today and planning to do so in the future. Fea...
10:00 am GMT - Sat, June 6, 2020
Technology Review How Google Docs became the social media of the resistance
In the week after George Floyds murder, hundreds of thousands of people joined protests across the US and around the globe, demanding education, attention, and justice. But one of the key tools for or...
09:24 pm GMT - Fri, June 5, 2020
Technology Review Astronomers have found a planet like Earth orbiting a star like the sun
Three thousand light-years from Earth sits Kepler 160, a sun-like star thats already thought to have three planets in its system. Now researchers think theyve found a fourth. Planet KOI-456.04, as its...
09:11 pm GMT - Fri, June 5, 2020
Technology Review How K-pop fans became celebrated online vigilantes
When the Dallas police called for the public to send them videos of illegal activity during protests a week ago, they didnt get the evidence of law-breaking demonstrators they expected. Instead, fans ...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, June 5, 2020
Technology Review No, coronavirus apps dont need 60% adoption to be effective
With dozens of digital contact tracing apps already rolled out worldwide, and many more on the way, how many people need to use them for the system to work? One number has come up over and over again:...
09:00 am GMT - Fri, June 5, 2020
Technology Review The activist dismantling racist police algorithms
Hamid Khan has been a community organizer in Los Angeles for over 35 years, with a consistent focus on police violence and human rights. He talked to us on April 3, 2020, for a forthcoming podcast epi...
01:18 pm GMT - Thu, June 4, 2020
Technology Review This startup is using AI to give workers a productivity score
In the last few months, millions of people around the world stopped going into offices and started doing their jobs from home. These workers may be out of sight of managers, but they are not out of mi...
12:31 pm GMT - Thu, June 4, 2020
Technology Review Social bubbles may be the best way for societies to emerge from lockdown
The news: Holing up with groups of friends or neighbors or other families during lockdown has given many people, especially those stuck home alone, a way to relieve isolation without spreading covid-1...
11:51 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review A drug that cools the bodys reaction to Covid-19 appears to save lives
In an advance towards conquering covid-19, doctors in Michigan say an antibody drug may sharply cut the chance patients on a ventilator will die. The problem: The pandemic viral disease is infecting m...
08:20 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review Why filming police violence has done nothing to stop it
The murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers was captured on video, not once but half a dozen times. As we try to understand why a police officer continued compressing a mans neck and spi...
07:54 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review What Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey and Donald Trump have in common
People of all persuasions are angry at the inconsistent politics of social media platforms. For that, blame their founders ruling style....
07:54 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review What Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Donald Trump have in common
People of all persuasions are angry at the inconsistent politics of social media platforms. For that, blame their founders ruling style....
05:30 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review Of course technology perpetuates racism. It was designed that way.
Black Americans have seen technology used to target them again and again. Stopping it means looking at the problem differently....
02:53 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review First the trade war, then the pandemic. Now Chinese manufacturers are turning inward.
Ask Zhu Kaiyu about his factory, and he can rattle off a series of statistics meant to impress: 15,000 square meters, 800 employees, 300 machines, 5 million articles of clothing sold per year. Zhu ope...
02:47 pm GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review SpaceX can now send humans to space. It just needs a market.
SpaceX achieved something historic this past weekend with its Demo-2 launch. The companys Crew Dragon vehicle became the first private spacecraft to take humans into orbita milestone for NASA, the Ame...
11:00 am GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review Podcast: To beat a pandemic, try prepping for a tsunami
Deep Tech is a new subscriber-only podcast that brings alive the people and ideas our editors and reporters are thinking about. Episodes are released every two weeks. Were making this episodelike much...
09:00 am GMT - Wed, June 3, 2020
Technology Review Why we cant count on carbon-sucking farms to slow climate change
Corporations, politicians, and environmentalists have all embraced carbon farming as the feel-good climate solution of the moment. Several leading Democratic presidential contenders highlighted the po...
09:00 pm GMT - Tue, June 2, 2020
Technology Review Instagrams blackout means wellbut doing these 4 things is more useful
Blackout Tuesday has overtaken Instagram, but there are more effective ways to show support. Whats Blackout Tuesday? If youve been on Instagram today, you may notice black posts. The movement was star...
08:22 pm GMT - Tue, June 2, 2020
Technology Review The USs draft law on contact tracing apps is a step behind Apple and Google
American legislators have outlined a plan to regulate digital contact tracing apps to protect peoples privacy. But the bill, unveiled on June 1 with bipartisan support, largely recommends measures alr...
04:10 pm GMT - Tue, June 2, 2020
Technology Review How to protect yourself online from misinformation right now
There wasnt a communications blackout in Washington, DC, on Sunday, but #dcblackout trended on Twitter anyway, thanks to some extremely distressing tweets telling people that, mysteriously, no message...
10:41 am GMT - Tue, June 2, 2020
Technology Review Two-meter distancing might halve infection risk compared to one meter
The news: Keeping people two meters apart from each other is far more effective than just one at reducing the risk of spreading coronavirus, according to a new analysis in The Lancet. The researchers ...
05:42 pm GMT - Mon, June 1, 2020
Technology Review A trial is underway of the first new antibody medicine developed to treat covid-19
The news: Patients have started to receive the first antibody drug developed specifically to treat covid-19. Its being tested in 32 patients at various doses in hospitals in the US. If it’s show...
05:42 pm GMT - Mon, June 1, 2020
Technology Review A trial is under way of the first new antibody medicine developed to treat covid-19
The news: Patients have started to receive the first antibody drug developed specifically to treat covid-19. Its being tested in 32 patients at various doses in hospitals in the US. If its shown to be...