Collaborate Disseminate
The Roomy Carry-On is designed for people who want to both help and experience the planet. The luggage features a super durable shell made from post-use recycled polycarbonate and a premium interior lining produced from recycled water bottles. Continue reading Roomy Carry-On luggage for the eco-conscious traveler
A new solar-powered catalyst made of graphene and titanium dioxide nanoparticles can pluck pollutants out of the air, much more efficiently than others. The catalyst could be coated onto building or street surfaces to improve air quality in cities. Continue reading Graphene-titanium catalyst lays foundation for smog-eating concrete
Corvette’s new mid-engined C8 is already a hell of a package: supercar looks and performance on a sports car budget. Throw a pile more cash at it, and Hennessey is ready to bump it right up into the hypercar category. Continue reading Hennessey is ready to build you a 1,200-horsepower C8 Corvette Stingray
A team of international researchers has achieved a world-first breakthrough, decades in the making, creating artificial neurons with the ability to behave exactly like real living neurons. The innovation has potential for treating numerous diseases. Continue reading First artificial neurons ever created effectively mimic the real thing
A leading suspect in the onset of Alzheimer’s disease is a toxic plaque called amyloid-beta, which new research has found could be better cleared away by harnessing natural oscillations in the blood vessels known as vasomotion. Continue reading Slow blood vessel pulses could massage away Alzheimer’s brain plaques
An instrument aboard NASA’s New Horizons is sending back data that could help scientists predict when the unmanned deep-space probe will reach interstellar space. Using the SWAP instrument, scientists are learning more about the solar winds. Continue reading New Horizons may reach termination shock sooner than expected
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has delivered a Breakthrough Device Designation to a novel eye-tracking technology that claims to offer objective and early diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. The FDA designation is hoped to accelerate the appro… Continue reading Eye-tracking test for Parkinson’s given FDA Breakthrough Device status
It doesn’t seem all that long ago we were looking at the Jaguar F-Type for the first time. But it’s been seven years, which means it’s time for a refresh. It comes in the form of a 2021 F-Type that’s been nipped and tucked like an aging movie star. Continue reading Jaguar sharpens the gaze of the F-Type coupe and convertible
The launch of new Pixels is now as regular as the launch of new iPhones, and Google’s flagships for the year 2019 are the Pixel 4 and the Pixel 4 XL. New Atlas has been living with a Pixel 4 XL for several weeks, and this is our verdict. Continue reading Google Pixel 4 XL review: An excellent phone in a strengthening field
The sodium chloride that’s commonly used to de-ice highways is harmful to the environment, plus it corrodes both road materials and vehicles’ metal bodies. There may soon be a kinder, gentler alternative, though – made from discarded grape skins. Continue reading Grape skins used to create an eco-friendlier de-icer