Urban populations face critical issues of food waste and food-borne diseases, which contribute to greenhouse emissions and environmental costs. Food spoilage remains the primary cause of such waste. Therefore, it is essential to improve the processing, transportation, and preservation of food in line with current technological advancements. Unfortunately, present monitoring processes are inefficient, expensive, and
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A new study conducted by Charles Darwin University (CDU) and Torrens University researchers has found that Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques and machine learning algorithms could be used to predict cybersickness, a condition that causes nausea, headaches, and dizziness among virtual reality (VR) users. The study aimed to make VR technology more accessible by finding solutions
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A team of international researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery in quantum materials by measuring the electron spin in matter for the first time. The findings, published in Nature Physics, open up new possibilities for quantum technologies that could have applications in renewable energy, biomedicine, electronics, and quantum computers. The team used advanced experimental techniques
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A recent study conducted by researchers from Imperial College London and published in Science has found that almost 90% of global net-zero greenhouse gas emissions pledges have low confidence in their full implementation. The study suggests that nations need to make their targets legally binding and back them up with long-term plans and short-term implementation
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