Ann Marie Kalus

Graviton Manipulation: Can we create Artificial Gravity?

The true nature and mechanism of gravity have been of deep interest to humanity ever since the ancient world, and it continues to fascinate us well into our 21st century. However, the essence of gravity is still very much elusive. Particularly, when it comes to its exact structure, there are many theories, but unfortunately, not as many proofs. Fuzfa, in his 2015 article How Current Loops and...

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Bioluminescence: Application in Biotechnology

Bioluminescence has been fascinating to humanity for as long as we can remember, and it has certainly inspired many scientists and non-scientists alike over the last decades. Bioluminescence is the emission of light by living organisms. This natural phenomenon has been explored mainly in the young field of synthetic biology, and it is a natural phenomenon found in many organisms, including...

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Robo-bees: Drones transformed into Artificial Pollinators

Can technology offer a solution to our growing biodiversity crisis? And are robot bees the future of agriculture? Not too long ago, a mysterious affliction called colony collapse disorder (CCD) began to wipe out honeybee hives, informs Juliet Ferguson in her article Beyond robobees: can technology really help halt the biodiversity crisis? from July 2022. “These bees are responsible for most...

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Computational Psychiatry: Is Mathematics the Cure for Madness?

Can a mental disorder be calculated? Can any disorder be put into numbers at all? It’s certainly hard to imagine, without understanding some of the brain's major functions. The human brain performs tasks that are of a computational nature. Therefore, some scientists claim, that a computational approach is needed to understand disorders of the brain function better — particularly psychiatric...

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