Collaborate Disseminate
New technologies bring with them the threat of change. AI tools are one of the latest such developments. But as is often the case, when technological threats show up, they …read more Continue reading AI’s Existence Is All It Takes To Be Accused Of Being One
To have been alive over the last five decades is to have seen superconductors progress from only possible at near-absolute-zero temperatures, to around the temperature of liquid nitrogen in the …read more Continue reading “Room Temperature Superconductor” LK-99, Just Maybe It Could Be Real
One of the core features of the scientific community is the concept of “peer review” where any claims made by a scientist are open to be analyzed and reproduced by …read more Continue reading Peer-Reviewed Continuity Tester
February’s research in digital forensics isn’t just about the papers presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS)’ annual meeting, or those published in the various journals. Last month also saw new research opportunities, either for a… Continue reading Research Roundup: New Digital Forensic Insights And Opportunities
January was a somewhat light month in the way of digital forensics research publication, though the introduction of an Asia-Pacific (APAC) installment of the Digital Forensics Research Workshop (DFRWS) conference more than made up for it. This month we… Continue reading Digital Forensics Research Looks To The Future
The end of 2020 could not come fast enough for most of us, and yet, as the year wound down, some things — such as the digital forensics research recapped in this article — were worth slowing down for. This … Read more The post A Spri… Continue reading A Springboard To Digital Forensics Research In 2021
Recently, a YouTube video has been making the rounds online which shows a rather astounding comparison between two printed models of the US Capitol. Starting with the line “3-D PRINTERS CAN NOW PRINT TWICE AS FAST”, the video shows that one print took four hours to complete, and the other finished in just two hours by virtue of vibration reducing algorithms developed at the University of Michigan. The excitement around this video is understandable; one of the biggest limitations of current 3D printer technology is how long it takes to produce a model of acceptable quality, and if improvements to …read more
We’re excited to announce the Hackaday Journal of What You Don’t Know. This will be a peer-reviewed journal of white papers that goes well beyond “look what I did” and will provide full design, data, and everything else needed to reproduce the most interesting things the engineering world has to offer. It’s a complete description of your knowledge offered up for the benefit of all.
Topics will include original and creative research, engineering, and entertainment in the areas of interest to the Hackaday community. These papers should embody original insight, experience, or discovery in any sufficiently challenging domain knowledge. This …read more
Continue reading HJWYDK: the Journal our Community Has Been Awaiting
Researchers from high-profile institutions are falling for these scams. Continue reading There Are Now 8,000 Fake Science ‘Journals’ Worldwide, Researchers Say
A scientific publisher recently yanked a paper abstract after experts complained. It was mostly funded by Jenny McCarthy’s Generation Rescue. Continue reading Jenny McCarthy’s Antivax Group Is Funding Scientific Research On Autism
