May 2018

A study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) suggests that hackers can use malware for EEG (electroencephalography) headsets to monitor users’ brainwaves and guess their passwords. According to the researchers, people using their EEG headset while checking password-protected accounts could be putting themselves at risk of getting hacked. In the study, the researchers

Mention the name Karlie Kloss and people would immediately think Victoria’s Secret model, Vogue and L’Oreal Paris. But not everybody knows that this supermodel is slowly brewing up a storm in getting more women interested in S&T (Science and Technology). Back in 2015, Kloss launched Kode with Klossy, a program that teaches girls aged 13

A spider named Kim is helping scientists create agile jumping robots. Using high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans, researchers from the University of Manchester recorded how Kim jumps to capture the mechanics and the minutest details of how spiders leap. The study is now published in Nature Scientific Reports. The researchers hope that their improved