‘I’m not a robot’ pic.twitter.com/xQXvqDHzrF
— Farbod Saraf (@farbodsaraf) September 17, 2019
Reason why #GoogleMaps is superior to competitor |#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #MachineLearning #ML #Mapping #MachineIntelligence #Technology #InternetofThings #IoT #BigData #Video #RT pic.twitter.com/lwWZKvyzJY pic.twitter.com/BkNMxglprU
— Ronald van Loon @ #HuaweiConnect & #Sibos (@Ronald_vanLoon) September 14, 2019
Wondering how we could take a pictures of a black hole? Learn more about this amazing discovery⤵️ pic.twitter.com/cfqI1laU8l
— ERC Europe (@ERC_Research) September 6, 2019
https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1155811825092460544
https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1161540465017139200
https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1168848629299372032
EPFL researchers are developing tiny biodegradable implants that doctors could use in the future to control the release of painkillers within tissue.@lmis1_epfl @MatthieuRuegg https://t.co/pzlGaeW3VF
— EPFL School of Engineering (@EPFLEngineering) August 8, 2019
'IceWind' is an innovative wind turbine that can actually withstand hurricane-force winds pic.twitter.com/rADxu60PqI
— Mashable (@mashable) September 8, 2019
This device uses water to charge all of your tech pic.twitter.com/nIIQEfPb10
— Mashable (@mashable) September 4, 2019
In 2010, the iPhone represented about 15% of the 175 million smartphones sold worldwide.
Fast-forward to today, and Apple still has about 15% of the market, but total smartphone sales have mushroomed to 1.4 billion https://t.co/oGxzNal1A4 via @BW pic.twitter.com/CUcpkszxbk
— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) August 26, 2019
The pig virus can live in your pepperoni or salami for up to 30 days, frozen meat for 104 days and in Parma ham for nearly 400 days https://t.co/J4dqJgenHM
— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2019
A new blood test can detect signs of a concussion faster than existing imaging, study shows https://t.co/sr2fe9Tq6q
— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2019
Jack Dorsey's Twitter account was hacked, tweeted racial slurs https://t.co/Fn8H9MziuN pic.twitter.com/VWIJTkSlUn
— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) August 30, 2019
WhatsApp Security Destroyed By Just Visiting A Website—Why The Latest iPhone Hack Is Terrifying: https://t.co/hdT3Grn5MN
— Forbes Tech (@ForbesTech) August 31, 2019
Data Ethics: A writer for The Domino Data Science Field Note covers Chris Wiggin's talk at Berkeley on how companies and data scientists can design ethical products: https://t.co/zfp9IPLwfH#dataforgood #DataScience @chrishwiggins pic.twitter.com/mEfWPonUSR
— Columbia DataScience (@DSI_Columbia) August 6, 2019
Grantee @perryworldhouse is advancing interdisciplinary research on the world’s most urgent challenges. See interim director @mchorowitz's research on AI and the future of war cited in the latest issue of @TheEconomist. #natsec #bridgingthegap https://t.co/VC97dqHyKf
— Carnegie Corporation (@CarnegieCorp) September 5, 2019
Did you catch FluidForm on @CBSThisMorning? One step closer to #3Dprinting a human heart. #FRESHprinting pic.twitter.com/Ka8eKln4hm
— FluidForm (@FluidForm3D) August 2, 2019
In the aerospace sector, every ounce saved by optimizing a part’s size & weight can help offset fuel use, thereby reducing costs & environmental impacts. Kate Whitefoot & Burak Kara are collaborating to lighten the load https://t.co/v03xc1Kjze #additivemanufacturing @kswhitefoot pic.twitter.com/Wp5euCNx5o
— CMU Mechanical Eng. (@CMU_Mech) September 2, 2019
The economic costs of air pollution have fallen sharply over the past decade. New research from @CMU_EPP and @teppercmu shows which economic sectors have contributed to that decline—and which have not.https://t.co/KKk0C4c4ZV pic.twitter.com/xX1pfGS0lm
— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) September 10, 2019
More than 30K U.S. lives could be saved by reducing air pollution levels below the current air quality standard, a similar number to the deaths from car accidents each year. #airquality https://t.co/Axe3dlMhfj pic.twitter.com/vWL3wmxNGv
— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) July 29, 2019
Professor @CostaSamaras and post-doctoral researcher Corey Harper investigated the effects of #private AVs on cities, using Seattle as a case #study.https://t.co/Z2gMrqUDqU
— CMU CEE (@CMU_CEE) September 11, 2019
"The fact that @WeWork is even considering going out with a valuation of a third of the last round suggests that the additional infusion is important to them." – Chester Spatt @ErikSherman @FortuneMagazine #WeWork https://t.co/cGaSfhrn0S
— Tepper CMU (@teppercmu) September 16, 2019
Do FaceApp's terms & conditions have you in a panic? @CyLab director @LorrieTweet tells @TIME you should be concerned about more than just this one app. https://t.co/bOxR01WYi5
— CyLab (@CyLab) July 22, 2019
Great article @3DPrint_com about #FRESHprinting and #MachineLearning as we work to be able to #3Dprint ANY soft or liquid material and collaborate across 4 departments and 3 colleges @CarnegieMellon @cmu_bme @cmu_mse @CMUEngineering @mldcmu @SCSatCMU @CMU_Chem @CmuScience https://t.co/zF1bm43m0q
— Feinberg Group @CMU (@RegenBio) August 24, 2019
Jay Apt was quoted by @ap about the challenges of utility-scale battery storage. Arizona Public Service has adopted battery storage technology to deploy renewable energy and build a more resilient power grid, but their recent fire …https://t.co/LXNwaPnNQk
— CMU Engineering & Public Policy (@CMU_EPP) August 6, 2019
Jay Apt was quoted in a @usatoday article about a massive blackout that hit New York City on July 13th. He explained that there will always be some unreliability in the power system. “Power outages are a factor of our life in the power system,” said Apt. https://t.co/OQXGHsWu3E
— CMU Engineering & Public Policy (@CMU_EPP) August 28, 2019
Crowdsourcing and machine learning are two techniques used by @CarnegieMellon's Delphi group to forecast flu epidemics; combining methods, including social media monitoring, might be even better, says @CDCgov. https://t.co/nGzVky3DJe @nature @mldcmu @CMU_DietrichHSS
— CMU School of Computer Science (@SCSatCMU) September 19, 2019
On behalf of @CMUEngineering, I wish all students, faculty, and staff a great first day of classes! #happyfirstdayofschool pic.twitter.com/ucovSsFPo7
— Jonathan Cagan (@joncagan) August 26, 2019
Organ-on-e-chip: 3-D self-rolled biosensor array to electrically interrogate electrogenic cells https://t.co/N33HvtwGo4 via @physorg_com
— Cohen-Karni Lab (@CohenKarniLab) August 28, 2019
Researchers from @cmu_bme have shown that collagen can be 3D-printed to recreate functional components of the human heart @sciencemagazine #NMedHighlighthttps://t.co/8V86GtIMAK
— Nature Medicine (@NatureMedicine) September 18, 2019
https://twitter.com/AMCprizes/status/1163908584226402311
Announcing the 2019 Ig Nobel Prize Winners – https://t.co/PssUu4ww7u
— Improbable Research (@improbresearch) September 13, 2019
https://twitter.com/JackDAshby/status/1172767109698523136
Ig Nobel Prizes: Nappy-changing tech leads the way at spoof ceremony https://t.co/CmeOCGedm4
— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 13, 2019
Why do wombats poo cubes? Fluid dynamicist Patricia Yang just won an Ig Nobel Prize for her work on this question. She spoke to us last year about the surprising science behind our bathroom habits https://t.co/1nPL9laxja pic.twitter.com/MpO500WJQ2
— New Scientist (@newscientist) September 13, 2019
Can pizza made and eaten in Italy cure cancer?
Studying testicle temperatures in naked and clothed French postmen.
Does holding a pen in your mouth make you smile more?
The sillier side of science is celebrated at the annual Ig Nobel Prizes https://t.co/c3hKGyvohE pic.twitter.com/VQ2QuwC2kN
— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 13, 2019
IG Nobel winners include Dutch and Turkish researchers who figured out which nation has the yuckiest money, an Italian scientist who urged consumption of pizza for health benefits, and an Iranian engineer for a diaper-changing machine. https://t.co/OxsDwV1xCO #odd
— AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) September 13, 2019
A team of Japanese researchers won this year's Ig Nobel Prize for Chemistry for a multiyear study on the total volume of saliva produced per day by a typical five-year-old child. https://t.co/PzpRx6tN02
— Nippon.com (@nippon_en) September 14, 2019
Cubed wombat poop, why your left scrotum runs hot, among Ig Nobel winners https://t.co/c7w6zCZdFe by @JenLucPiquant
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) September 12, 2019
Study of French postmen's testicles is an Ig Nobel winner https://t.co/cZ407hJNuI
— Guardian Science (@guardianscience) September 12, 2019
When cockroaches meet advanced quantum technology. Experiments carried out at @NTUsg to study how the insects may sense magnetic fields have won CQT's Rainer Dumke and colleagues an Ig Nobel prize. Find out more about the science behind the story: https://t.co/qNlohQfiJR https://t.co/sMndodNAxd
— CQT (@quantumlah) September 13, 2019
Congratulations to this year's Ig Nobel winners! Earlier this year we caught up with 2018 winner @lindieliang, who shared her thoughts on why the award is so important to the research community https://t.co/Ke6cbwjoP1
— Elsevier (@ElsevierConnect) September 13, 2019
How to Watch the Ig Nobel Prize Ceremonyhttps://t.co/XxkyLD9HlX pic.twitter.com/ucwxlVnK25
— Improbable Research (@improbresearch) September 12, 2019
A fascination with the funny drives the annual Ig Nobel science awards founded by Marc Abrahams '78 https://t.co/haUkdRt7iy
— Harvard Alumni Association (@HarvardAlumni) September 10, 2019
#Didyouknow Andre Geim is the only Nobel Laureate to have received an IgNobel Prize – which honours achievements that first make people laugh, then think. He was awarded his #NobelPrize for creating graphene and his IgNobel for using magnets to levitate a frog! pic.twitter.com/YPxwJJ3GJ8
— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) September 12, 2019
It most certainly does and CEE Prof. Ravindra Duddu is on it! #multiscalemodeling #computationalscience and, of course, #physics.https://t.co/WCGTVfHpVh
— VU Engineering (@VUEngineering) September 12, 2019
Food for thought: A fungus that attacks #bananas has shown up in the Americas, now threatening the crop worldwide. Is genetic engineering the answer? Do we really have to have that many bananas? asks @adele_peters https://t.co/WyZBWGrlr5 via @FastCompany #agriculture #food
— CSTV (@UW_CSTV) September 11, 2019
According to Hector Iturribarria Bazaldua, the most exciting aspect of #biomechanics is the “unknowingness.” Bazaldua was part of ME’s first cohort of undergrads to graduate with a concentration in biomechanics.
Read more about this degree option here: https://t.co/kGtO6lcdiw pic.twitter.com/9sjIF0QEOU— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 12, 2019
More coverage on how "Washington University thinks bugs could help find bombs" @comissourian #engineering https://t.co/elcFoodaXM
— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) July 18, 2016
In which Jordan Binnington proves he wasn’t assembled in a Washington University engineering lab. https://t.co/BjA2AUKHu8
— Matt Sebek (@MattSebek) June 13, 2019
Emerging technologies like #AI & #ML have tremendous potential to support enterprises in their quest to solve some of their most critical problems in procurement by improving operational & strategic efficiencies while bringing competitive advantage. https://t.co/XsExDrFgde
— STPI (@stpiindia) September 14, 2019
After more than 20 years of genetic engineering in farming, consumers still remain skeptical and even say they are “grossed out” by genetically modified food, according to a new study from Washington University in St. Louis. https://t.co/mqM5ZNvrv2
— Non-GMO Report (@nongmoreport) September 24, 2018
73% of UK firms have adopted #IoT, compared with 88% in Germany and China, 87% in France and the US, and 83% in Japan. So, why is the UK so far behind? https://t.co/Eh9rBc0Avn#Technology #Microsoft #Research pic.twitter.com/5pvNf5aOlC
— Microsoft UK (@MicrosoftUK) August 1, 2019
Newark isn’t alone.
At least 10 other cities have been struggling for years with elevated levels of lead in drinking water, according to our analysis of water quality data. https://t.co/PEJdcHRSRl pic.twitter.com/ely26TpYM4
— Bloomberg Environment (@environment) August 24, 2019
This is how an Erickson S-64 Skycrane drops water on a fire pic.twitter.com/sZKdWyIg4h
— Physics Fun (@PhysicsVideo_) September 5, 2019
This is what happens when scientists inject lava with water. Explosive experiments with manmade lava are helping to answer important questions on the basic physics of lava-water interactions, which are common in nature but poorly understood https://t.co/GVzCCyVcop pic.twitter.com/78LugVcnRP
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 28, 2019
How are they this fast in water? pic.twitter.com/ibjOcU7R0s
— Earth's Beauty (@PhysicsAndAstr1) September 5, 2019
https://twitter.com/RowenaCB9/status/1159533003674177536
Our resident fashion expert @drpatsyperry of @UoMMaterials has been discussing the rising trend of #vegan fashion with @bbcnews https://t.co/SEEf2zbvlq
— UoM News (@UoMNews) September 2, 2019
The wonder material might finally reach the mainstream. https://t.co/3FDs24R2mJ
— Futurism (@futurism) March 13, 2019
@FaradayInst is delighted to announce it will award a further £55m for energy storage research to five UK-based consortia to conduct application-inspired research aiming to make step changes in battery and EV performance and costhttps://t.co/voDgD5sunN#IndustrialStrategy pic.twitter.com/48RiJKtaxg
— Faraday Institution (@FaradayInst) September 4, 2019
https://twitter.com/GrapheneUCam/status/1171044894623838208
Congratulations to @Cambridge_Uni spin-out Gyroscope Therapeutics, which has raised £50.4m in Series B funding from @SynconaLtd and our sister organisation @cic_vc. https://t.co/ECQbsa2HYx
— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) September 3, 2019
Nice feature on p/f company @EchionT, which spun out of @Cambridge_Eng in 2017. The name ‘Echion’ comes from the Greek word for ‘spiny’ (ekhinos), which loosely describes the nano structure of the company's novel battery material. @NanoDTC @Kings_College https://t.co/LGMuPpWRcg
— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) August 28, 2019
Introducing the wall-climbing #robot inspired by a #leech: https://t.co/HECALyaO8h
Our researchers have helped develop a soft & flexible leech-shaped robot that can climb vertical walls.
Watch it in action: https://t.co/fPQaTYrZHV
— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) September 2, 2019
Cambridge engineers help break a piano playing world record https://t.co/f1lZ8kZqLY pic.twitter.com/K6zMxRPH52
— Cambridge in America (@cantabusa) August 30, 2019
Mark Greenwood and James Locke from the University's Sainsbury Laboratory @slcuplants reveal how #plants tell the time and coordinate their cellular rhythms @ConversationUK. @PLOSBiology #sciencetwitterhttps://t.co/XV0W4XL0oY
— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) August 26, 2019
An AI-powered 'GPS' for chemistry could speed up the development of new medicines. https://t.co/TKkYTcB7hl #CambridgeAI #AI @DeptofPhysics @Catz_Cambridge
— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 3, 2019
Congratulations to all early-career researchers who have been awarded @ERC_Research funding! Eight Cambridge ECRs will study everything from new materials to cosmology to the placenta: https://t.co/n4m1TISDBU
— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 4, 2019
Listen to our very own Man of Steel, Harry Bhadeshia, talk to the @NakedScientistshttps://t.co/Vmlac16Yf1
— Cambridge Materials (@cu_mat) March 21, 2019
Professor James Elliott could have a big impact on our use of plastics. The Fitz Fellow's research looks at developing recyclable or environmentally degradable materials. More: https://t.co/xkeBxGzqHA https://t.co/5EOwGP1y2e pic.twitter.com/CMnzwZAkvE
— Fitzwilliam College (@FitzwilliamColl) July 18, 2019
We're delighted to be featured in @TCIndex this week, where you can read more about the installation of the UK's first Oculus staircase: https://t.co/OspwQVu9qa
For more information on the Oculus staircase at Cardiff Innovation Campus ➡️ https://t.co/723xQ2K0Da pic.twitter.com/oZfR5qxajn
— Bouygues UK (@BouyguesUK) September 4, 2019
Ventilation is key for healthy homes #partF #Sustainability #Passivhaus https://t.co/fLm3d0feYf
— CIAT Republic of Ireland Centre (@CIATIreland) September 2, 2019
New Dublin airport visual control tower build timelapse https://t.co/YVpFong7tk via @YouTube #irishaviation @bamirl_ @arupgroup @stwarchitects @wearelinesight @turnertownsend @vandijkarch
— IAA (@IAApress) August 28, 2019
One of North America’s first #highspeedtrains will run between Dallas and Houston. We’re combining local and international high-speed rail expertise to deliver geotechnical, #rail + civil #engineering. Read more: https://t.co/7fNgPezB0f pic.twitter.com/7wbhmFRo1s
— Arup (@ArupGroup) September 3, 2019
Mace’s latest market view for the Middle East and North Africa shows that increasing oil prices are laying the foundations for a stronger construction outlook in the region. Read the full report: https://t.co/MZs1k4xO8V pic.twitter.com/fv0KuRY5IB
— Mace (@MaceGroup) July 5, 2019
Introducing the Structural Precast Extension for Autodesk #Revit 2020.1. Learn more: https://t.co/ng8qibens9 via @tomekf pic.twitter.com/oIHbc84YTf
— Autodesk Revit (@AutodeskRevit) September 3, 2019
This #sustainabledrainage innovation simply turns roadside filter drains into treatment devices that protect the water environment from toxic metals contamination.
Great to see news of the first installation solving #pollution on the M56.#AquaXchange #waterquality @TCIndex https://t.co/CANOgvn4Fi
— SDS Water (@SDSWater) September 4, 2019
Combination of #AI & #IoT can make modern buildings smarter by managing various utilities like energy management, water management, building maintenance, fault detection & parking in a sophisticated way by focusing on energy conservation & sustainability. https://t.co/V4ZPZnvwnq
— STPI (@stpiindia) August 16, 2019
This Slovak startup is using #AI and #drones to help preserve natural water cycles. #WorldWaterWeek https://t.co/8VQRWixBba
— Microsoft Europe (@MSEurope) August 29, 2019
Manufacturers can address the common treatment requirement of removing heavy metals from industrial wastewater through two methods: precipitation and ultrafiltration.https://t.co/VOh4lphIkm pic.twitter.com/r92ruZyAOt
— Water Technology (@WaterTechOnline) August 27, 2019
Newark isn’t alone.
At least 10 other cities have been struggling for years with elevated levels of lead in drinking water, according to our analysis of water quality data. https://t.co/PEJdcHRSRl pic.twitter.com/ely26TpYM4
— Bloomberg Environment (@environment) August 24, 2019
Does your lawn have a drinking problem? Upgrade to low water plants and save big bucks! https://t.co/7OUWU6Q6vT #SaveMoney #SaveWater pic.twitter.com/AFIoxve1Lz
— South Coast Water (@southcoastwater) August 14, 2019
We're proud to be leading the way in renewable technologies & energy efficiency by pledging to deliver net zero emissions by 2040 – five years ahead of the nationwide target set by the @scotgov. #ScotPfG #netzero@GreenerScotland @ScotRenew @SW_Horizonshttps://t.co/1aWKq5anaB pic.twitter.com/ylhpnWbnEK
— Scottish Water (@scottish_water) September 3, 2019
Built infrastructure should be designed in balance with nature, recognizing that its performance is dependent not just on technology, but also on ecosystem services.
Concerted efforts are needed to allow ecosystems and infrastructure to work in tandem ➡ https://t.co/JthT0ztZwK pic.twitter.com/PekgSMJsmH
— IUCN Water Programme (@IUCN_Water) September 4, 2019
Any rain that fell over the city’s water catchments in the past week has not made any impact on our dwindling dam levels. Water restrictions are still in place, with community water officers set to give on-the-spot $220 fines for any breaches from today.https://t.co/B2AiOJS7z7
— The Daily Telegraph (@dailytelegraph) August 31, 2019
Sydney to suck more water from Shoalhaven River as dam levels dive | @p_hannam https://t.co/KW4MC2yLbX
— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 2, 2019
Global demand for energy is increasing rapidly, but are hydropower dams still viable options?
Check out our new visual story feature to explore the issue https://t.co/I0tSsYeBi8 @IUCN_Water #WWWeek pic.twitter.com/aZPFLFukIb
— IUCN (@IUCN) August 30, 2019
Sisk plans to invest €2.8m in electric company cars https://t.co/qknt55ke6g via @IrishTimesBiz
— John Sisk & Son (@SiskGroup) September 2, 2019
In pictures: Sisk picked for mixed-use Docklands scheme https://t.co/6UGcmR2Dhj
— John Sisk & Son (@SiskGroup) August 1, 2019
