As EAI continues expand its operation in Africa, we get the wonderful chance to hear thoughts from more and more forward-thinking researchers and innovators from the region. This was one such
In the age of big data, today’s computer chips are struggling to maintain an efficient method of memory management. The way it currently works is based on what computer scientists
It is a known fact that when a human being breathes its last, it continues to leave a mark for millennia to come. Both the criminal investigators and archaeologists regularly
Throughout the years, Elon Musk’s Tesla has been known to rock the world of semi-autonomous driving with huge leaps. With yesterday’s announcement of a major overhaul to the Autopilot software,
Thousands upon thousands of antique books are locked away in archival centres, withstanding the uncompromising tooth of time. Careful handling of the books — especially the rare ones — can
We talked with Fred McBagonluri (Dean of Engineering at Ashesi University), the general chair of 4S4D 2017, 1st EAI Conference on Smart Cities and Smart Solutions for Sustainable Development (May
During the past several days, NASA has been rolling out the most detailed images of Jupiter we have ever seen. The Juno spacecraft made its closest flyby yet on August 27, 2016, managing
Some argue – and they may be very right – that the amount of technology around us, and our understanding of that technology are hugely disproportionate. Computer-like devices are completely
Graphene is essentially a wonderkid material, as we have reported time and time again. It’s great at conducting heat and electricity, and it’s extremely strong and stable, on top of
We are so used to hearing about climate change and the negative impact that human activity has on the environment of our planet, that we rarely even think about what
