Nick Klenske

New technologies and protocols help protect user data while allowing the service providers to securely process that data.

New research sheds light on how volcanic eruptions influence the ozone layer and impact climate change.

Using data collected via simple eye exams, researchers are building practical tools for easily screening Type 2 diabetes patients for mild cognitive impairment.

You’ve heard of Robocop. But ‘robofarmer’? While the concept may not be blockbuster material, robotic farmers are very real and likely to appear in fields near you.

Research into the workings of intrinsically disordered protein regions could lead to new ways of treating a range of neurological disorders.

By focusing on such driver impairments as fatigue, stress, alcohol and drug use, and distraction, the PANACEA tool aims to reduce road fatalities in Europe.

While jawed and jawless vertebrates evolved into two distinct lineages, their adaptive immune systems share several similarities.

Because the health of our planet has a direct impact on the health and care of our patients, radiology has a responsibility to find ways to reduce our environmental impact.

For male patients increased left-ventricular mass (LVM) was predictive of a cardiovascular event, while LVM-to-volume ratio was predictive in female patients.

Though banned in the EU, some countries continue to feed healthy animals antibiotics – a practice that microbial ecologist Greta Reintjes says is both unnecessary and dangerous.

By investigating the nature of water on early Mars, researchers hope to open the door to better understanding how the planet could have once supported life.

A light, reconfigurable, feature-packed electric vehicle looks to fill in some of the gaps not served by public transportation.

By combining building information modelling with geographical information systems, researchers develop new tools that look to bring archaeological fieldwork into the digital age.

A new library of models of human driving behaviour developed by the EU-funded i4Driving project will serve as a road safety baseline for assessing automated driving functions.

By mixing different land uses, especially agroforestry, into traditional agriculture, farmers can decrease income instability while increasing sustainability.