Tech : Science World Report

Nov 29, 2013 08:07 PM EST

Could Nano-Camera Work at the Speed of Light?

A recent study looks at a three-dimentional camera that was presented last week at the Siggraphy Asian in Hong Kong, which many believe could be used in medical imaging to provide collision avoidance detectors for cars via interactive video gaming devices.

Nov 20, 2013 08:35 AM EST

Too Many Images may Overwhelm Online Holiday Shoppers

A recent study shows that those who may feel overwhelmed by advertisements from a website where they are hoping to buy a gift are more likely to leave without a purchase.

Nov 13, 2013 01:43 AM EST

How Music Shapes Brain Anatomy and Function

A recent study shows how music affects both the structure and function of different regions of the brain and how those regions communicate during the creation of music to interpret different sensory information.

Oct 24, 2013 08:51 PM EDT

Smartphone Use Twice as Likely to Bother Women in the Workplace

A recent study shows that women are twice as likely as men to be offended by smartphone use.

Oct 11, 2013 11:54 PM EDT

Texting may Slow Driver Reaction Times More than Alcohol

A recent study takes an in-depth look into the perils of texting while driving.

Oct 03, 2013 07:06 PM EDT

Instagram: Food Pictures make Certain Meals Less Enjoyable

Instagram users-take note. Taking too many pictures of scrumptious meals could actually make them less enjoyable to eat, according to a recent study by researchers at BYU's Marriott School of Management.

Sep 30, 2013 08:32 PM EDT

Vacuum Dust: An Unknown Disease Vector of Bacteria and Mold

A recent study looks at a previously unknown disease vector that's caused by vacuum dust.

Sep 29, 2013 07:28 PM EDT

MEMS Accelerometers in iPhones Work to Measure Motion Data

A recent study shows how tiny sensors used in smart phones could potentially help grow the urban seismic network.

Sep 20, 2013 12:26 AM EDT

Are More Cheque-Cashing Outlets given to those in High-Crime Neighbourhoods?

A new study looks stores that target areas with high crime.

Sep 16, 2013 05:59 PM EDT

Facebook: Why Some are Choosing to Leave the Social Site Behind

Most wouldn't dare dream of leaving their favorite social media networking site: Facebook. Yet a new study takes a more in-depth look into how some people are able to leave the site behind and never look back.

Sep 16, 2013 05:46 PM EDT

Are TV Drug Ads Portraying False Information? Get the Facts

A new study looks at how consumers should be wary of watching advertisements and pharmaceuticals on nightly TV news, as six out of 10 claims show there could be potentially misleading information portrayed to the viewer.

Sep 12, 2013 01:51 PM EDT